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Create personalized video messages in Veeva approved emails to enhance your email marketing strategy and engage with physicians and patients.
Highp conference highlights is a powerful digital service that enables healthcare marketers to provide valuable content to healthcare professionals through push video communication via email and SMS. With over 80% of HCPs expressing interest in having access to short video highlights from major scientific events, Highp conference highlights is an essential tool for reaching and engaging with this highly desirable audience. This article will explore the benefits of Highp conference highlights and how it can help healthcare marketers achieve their goals.
The future is hybrid-selling.
Veeva CRM Approved Email with Highp add-on offers 2 times higher open rates and improved customer satisfaction
Multi-channel is a must. You need a website, you need to create content, send emails, buy ads and post on social media. Or is that what you want?
Communication in the pharma industry is under pressure of new trends
Highp extends CRM capabilities to the new level of video presence
From definition, examples, to attribution of digital touchpoint
Highp takes a different approach to multichannel communication.
The survey was conducted online, August 2021, among 128 pharma marketers with prime responsibility: Marketing, Digital, Management, Medical and Sales.
With the transformation into the remote working environment, 2021 has brought about new challenges for the pharmaceutical industry and marketing activities. With the ongoing changes, brands are looking for new ways to communicate with healthcare professionals and promote their products in the online realm. One of those ways is implementing Highp – a new, technological approach to communication with HCPs.
Highp is the most efficient tool in reaching HCPs and building engagement on the market. Its operational model aims at delivering results, at the same time improving the relationships among representatives and physicians.