A Leading Pharmaceutical Brand Increased Adherence 29% YoY with Swoop’s Patented Predictive Adherence Audiences
With an increased incidence in substance use disorders (SUDs), a MAT therapy wanted to increase adherence within its patient population to drive positive patient outcomes. Leveraging Swoop’s patented predictive technology, the brand was able to accurately identify patients most likely to become non-adherent and activate them programmatically across premium inventory.
Advertising on CTV Increases HCP Appointments for Mental Health Drug by 20%
A pharmaceutical brand needed to connect with a limited patient population diagnosed with a sensitive conditionand their caregivers. Swoop utilized its privacy-safe real world health data to create a targetable niche segment for activation on CTV platforms.
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Swoop’s Commitment to Innovation: A Winning Formula for Healthcare Marketing
At Swoop, innovation isn’t just a buzzword. It’s the lifeblood of our company culture. We know we need to continuously evolve and become a better version of ourselves. Yet, we also need to remain laser focused on building the right things and running an efficient business.
Optimizing TV Targeting in a Fragmented Landscape Advances Better Patient Outcomes
Connecting with the right audiences with precision and impact across all channels allows pharmaceutical companies to enhance patient engagement and drive better health outcomes. In addition to helping patients by connecting them with new information, consumer ads positively influence healthcare providers (HCP) prescribing behavior.
DSP Diagnosis: 10 Factors Pharma Marketers Should Consider
In today’s complex healthcare marketing landscape, selecting the right Demand-Side Platform (DSP) is crucial for pharmaceutical brands aiming to deliver impactful, targeted, and compliant omnichannel campaigns to patients and healthcare providers (HCPs). This checklist will guide you through the essential factors to consider, ensuring that your chosen DSP aligns with your marketing objectives, respects patient […]
At Swoop, innovation isn’t just a buzzword. It’s the lifeblood of our company culture. We know we need to continuously evolve and become a better version of ourselves. Yet, we also need to remain laser focused on building the right things and running an efficient business.
Eric Peacock's journey from consulting and tech to healthcare all started with a book about genetics. Eric brings his empowering and transparent leadership style to Swoop.
Some legacy leaders in healthcare measurement methodology have not kept pace with advancements in audience targeting, creating significant gaps in accuracy
This checklist will guide you through choosing a DSP that aligns with your objectives, respects patient privacy, and leverages cutting-edge technology.
Swoop spoke with Suda Shinya, Senior Vice President of Information Systems for Astellas Pharma on how to proactively meet the needs of a digital-first patient.
Physicians are now more interested in doing business virtually, whether that means engaging via telehealth or meeting with reps through online channels.
Building relationships with key opinion leaders and working with the most likely brand advocates is critical to achieving optimal patient outcomes and realizing commercial success.
Swoop’s [email protected] discusses how medical marketers can leverage ML and AI to reach privacy safe DTC audiences and highly valuable HCP influencers.
Privacy issues are unavoidable, but are you prepared? Health marketers must develop deep awareness of their company, patient & advertising supply chain.
At conversationHEALTH, we have access to first-party data, including physician inquiries across specialties — these are the questions HCPs ask most frequently before they prescribe.