While Facebook and Twitter remain the post popular social media platforms for healtcare engagment, Pinterest is fast gaining ground.
Via Marie Ennis-O'Connor
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Une étude réalisée par le groupe mondial Rakuten montre les limites du m-commerce en France par rapport à d'autres pays. Selon une étude réalisée par le groupe Rakuten auprès d'e-consommateurs, le m-commerce ne séduit guère les Français au contraire d'autres nationalités. Ainsi, 15 % des Indonésiens et 13 % des Thaïlandais interrogés achètent volontiers via leur mobile contre 8 % des Américains et des Britanniques et seulement 5 % des Français. Via Jacques Le Bris, LMabire Delete the scoop?
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If pharma choose to engage on Pinterest, they need to do it right. Like all social media platforms, Pinterest is not about advertising. Don't just jump on board without a clear strategy. Learn lessons from those who are getting it right, understand what your audience is looking for and know the related industries or topics they are interested in.