The marketing of health care—an industry that literally represents the difference between life and death—requires sensitivity and a keen understanding of the audience.
That’s true whether the campaign is promoting the latest drug from a multibillion-dollar pharmaceutical company or a message about disease prevention from a small health care nonprofit.
It can be tempting to play it safe. But finding a way to break through the noise with just the right messaging and execution is even more important today. The industry is at a pivotal moment, one marked by new competitors, care models and technologies as well as consolidation and a consumer who demands better.