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First of all: great summary!
A little contribution: AstraZeneca Careers page on Facebook. A nice example of recruitment 2.0 with more then 1000 fans.
Regards
Xavier 2 years ago Reply
Thanks for sharing you insight. I found this presentation informative and interesting. 2 years ago Reply
2 years ago Reply
What’s worse is that most of these pages are presenting themselves as sanctioned pages created by the companies when, in fact, they are not. Most fan pages make it pretty clear that they are not the actual company behind the brand. That’s not happening here. Supporting someone who’s hijacked your brand isn’t usually how pharma (or any other industry) let’s things happen. Had these pages presented themselves as merely supporters of the company (i.e., fans) and not as the company itself, it might be a different story. Yes, CNN did something positive in reached out to someone who was posting as CNN on Twitter. This was a well-intentioned fan. What about when this isn't the case as it was with @astrazeneca? This was someone posing as the brand and including some not-so-nice things about the company. Posing as another person (esp. a trademarked brand) is a violation of the terms of Twitter. Most of the companies who have had this happen have now gotten their brands back on Twitter. CNN didn't have to work with the fan, Twitter could have (or maybe did) deactivated the account and assigned it to its rightful owner, CNN.
Of course, a few of these companies have pages for their brands or certain causes that they support. You can also see these on the wiki: http://www.doseofdigital.com/healthcare-pharma-social-media-wiki/ 2 years ago Reply
Thanks for the helpful comment. I’m trying to devote more and more time to the healthcare sector -- which you seem to know inside and out -- and that’s one reason I posted this to Slideshare, to elicit feedback and additional pointers. I’ll incorporate your input in my presentations going forward. This was intended as a quick overview and everyone seems to like a top 10 list.
As for your specifics: I corrected Bayer’s Twitter account in a later version of this but didn’t think it warranted a reupload just for that. I disagree on your Facebook observation. Many corporations have reached out to the creators of Facebook fan pages to offer digital assets, useful marketing information, event listings, employee photos of the company picnic, etc. Remember, that’s how CNN appeared on Twitter at first: repostings from a CNN fan before CNN took it over and now it’s one of the largest Twitter accounts in the world in terms of followers.
Again, thanks for the comments!
jd 2 years ago Reply