Pharmaceutical companies want to drive disease awareness, guide treatment options and establish their brand as the therapy of choice.
Pharmaceutical companies want to drive disease awareness, guide treatment options and establish their brand as the therapy of choice. However, with increasingly limited access to physicians, field teams are challenged with reaching HCPs at the point-of-care. This has led to the increased use of non-personal promotion that fails to break through the noise at critical moments of the decision-journey. The result is wasted spend engaging the wrong audience, a lack of conversion and failure to elevate script lift. Swoop is changing all of this.
A multiple sclerosis brand wanted to capture the attention of hard-to-reach physicians and raise awareness of a new-to-market therapy. However, it was challenged by a crowded landscape that required time-sensitive deployment of targeted messaging post-diagnosis. The goal was to reach providers with newly diagnosed patients before a treatment decision was made.
Swoop deployed highly targeted display media directly to physicians on their personal mobile and tablet devices. These HCP targets were refreshed weekly utilizing ICD-10 codes within the claims data. Ads were served within brand-safe site-level content viewed by HCPs on apps and mobile web browsers.
Swoop engaged nearly 9,500 target list physicians including 6,900+ with a newly diagnosed patient, with weekly alerts triggered across multiple primary specialties such as neurology, gastroenterology, rheumatology, and primary care. Swoop’s time-sensitive digital promotion resulted in an incremental 30 New to Brand (NRx) starts within three months. In total, the brand achieved $7.5M in incremental lifetime patient value.