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After years of caution, pharma advertisers are embracing influencer marketing

Digiday

Healthcare and pharmaceutical advertisers such as Gilead Sciences are injecting more and more of their media budgets into the creator economy. Brand advertisers in the health and pharma sector are some of the biggest-spending clients on media agency books. In the past, though, they’ve steered clear of influencer marketing.

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Cookieless Advertising for Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Marketers

Basis

But 2024 will bring even more drastic change in this area, as Google finally deprecates third-party cookies in Chrome after numerous delays. For healthcare and pharmaceutical advertisers, this shift adds yet another layer of targeting and measurement complexity to an industry that is already wrought with privacy-related regulations.

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Direct-to physician marketing, FLoC: Wednesday’s daily brief

Martech

About six years ago, Ogilvy Health, an agency within the Ogilvy Group, created a point-of-care division in response to the Affordable Care Act’s mandate that healthcare professionals digitize electronic medical record (EMR) systems.

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2024 Trends for Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Marketers

Basis

In addition to adapting to these factors specific to the healthcare industry, advertisers in the space are making substantial changes to meet the demands of the digital advertising world, including Google’s long-delayed deprecation of third-party cookies in Chrome in the second half of 2024. Certainly not!

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Expert Roundtable: The Trends That Will Shape Advertising in 2025

Basis

From the debut of the industry's first fully AI-generated commercials to yet another dramatic pivot in Google’s cookie deprecation timeline, 2024 brought some transformative changes to the advertising industry. As a result, advertisers are focused on deduplicating and determining which inventory is unique and valuable.

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Navigating the New Rules of Marketing to Multicultural Audiences

Ad Monsters

The Shift from Assumed to Explicit Consent The days of assumed opt-ins — think cookie banners — are over. The difference is significant, yet many players in the agency world and data market still fail to understand this distinction. Treat SPI Like Health Data : Sensitive Personal Information is much like healthcare data.

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Surveillance Capitalism 2.0: The New Era of Digital Ad Tracking and Privacy

Ad Monsters

Dinesen, CEO of Digiseg, delves into the privacy dilemma as cookie deprecation raises new concerns about consumer expectations. In the introduction of this series , I raised the concern that the targeting, measurement and attributions arising in the wake of cookie deprecation won’t meet the consumer’s expectations of privacy.

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