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This document provides guidance on running successful medical meetings. It discusses defining objectives and titles for meetings, as well as creating invitations. Three main types of meetings are described: roundtable discussions involving a small group to achieve a purpose, group presentations where a rep talks about a product to gain commitment, and symposiums where multiple speakers discuss different aspects of a subject. Key steps for meetings include setting objectives, defining an informative title, and creating personalized invitations with relevant details. The POPTA (Purpose, Organization, Preparation, Time, Audience) approach is also recommended for effective meeting planning.
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COPY WRITING - What is Brief?
An advertising or marketing brief is a document that outlines the goals and parameters of an advertising campaign. It establishes:
1) The objectives of the campaign such as increasing brand awareness or sales.
2) The target audience that the campaign aims to reach.
3) The strategies and messaging that will be used to appeal to the target audience.
4) Additional details like budget, timeline, and restrictions.
The brief ensures all parties involved in the campaign understand its purpose and scope. It provides guidance for the creative team to develop ideas that align with the client's goals.
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- 1. Assim A.Amer. Professional Medical Representative. DBU – Opth/Derm - Merck Saudi Arabia . 12th Feb. 2014 “Running successful meeting “ go beyond expectations
- 2. Objectives : • Practice setting realistic objectives , titles & invitations for different types of meetings. • Prepare and manage all types of meetings : ( RTDs , Group presentations & Semposia ) using different A/V equipments.
- 3. What is meeting ? A gathering of three or more persons sharing common objectives , where communications ,verbal and/or written , is primary mean of achieving those objectives.
- 4. Types of meeting : • Group discussion / Round table discussion. • Group meeting / Group presentation. • Symposia / Conference . For all meetings types : • Set the “ Meeting Objective “ . • Define the “ meeting Title “ • Create the “ Meeting Invitations “.
- 5. Setting meeting objectives : • To overcome certain problems or objections. • To promote a new concept , indication & certain paper related to your product. • To launch new product. • To involve & gain KOLs. • To keep & improve contacts with juniors. • To increase sales potential of a hospital or region.
- 6. Define the meeting title : • Informative. • Attractive. • Represent the subject. • Understandable. • Brief & effective .
- 7. Create the meeting invitation : • Name of the physician. • Name of the company. • Type of the activity. • The chosen title for the meeting. • Name of the speaker. • Place , date & time of the meeting. • Invitation must be personal.
- 8. “ Meetings Types “
- 9. 1) Round table discussion or RTD: • A method of meeting used by small group of participants to achieve a particular purpose. • Participants should : Brand heavy , Medium and non – prescribers. Contribute their own experience . Learn from each other.
- 10. 2) Group presentation: • Meeting at which Rep(s) talks on specific aspect or F/B , selling point or specific studies to over competitors and reach a specific commitment . 3) Symposium : • Meeting at which several talk on various aspects of the same subjects , uncovering either different facets or variety of views .
- 11. “ P O P T A “ Approach Purpose Organization Preparation Time Audience
- 12. Conclusion : • What is meeting ? • Types of meetings. • Setting meeting objectives. • Define the meeting title . • Create meeting invitations. • Meeting types : RTD , Group presentation and Symposia • P O P T A approach .
- 13. “ THANKS “