Younger patients are more mobile

 Younger patients are more mobile: If your medical device is targeted at a younger demographic, your marketing plans need a mobile strategy as well. Some 85% of adults now own a cell phone, and 31% use it to look for medical information online, especially those between the ages of 18 and 49. 

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Young adults value social

 90% of adults 18-24 years of age said they would trust medical information shared by others in their social media networks. Contact MedMen (714) 734-0372 to learn how video and animation can support this effort. 

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Have a heart-to-heart with female consumers

 According to the American Heart Association, heart disease kills more women each year than all forms of cancer combined. Use video and animation to communicate with women about taking a proactive approach to heart health. Contact MedMen at (714) 734-0372 to learn more.

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Become a trusted information source for consumers

The more consumers rely on the Internet for health information, the more important it is for you to “be there” for them. And one of the best, most authoritative ways to do this is by harnessing the power of documentary-style video. Contact MedMen at (714) 734-0372 to learn more.

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Web hits don’t equal ROI

The true effectiveness of a marketing effort is hard ROI – your actual return on investment.  Fact:  If no revenue is generated, there is no ROI. Solution: In addition to “soft” analyses of campaign effectiveness – such as the number web hits or phone inquiries – seek out quantifiable measurements for judging success. Contact MedMen at (714) 734-0372 to learn how response-driven video and animation can boost ROI.

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Let your customers tell your story

 We are now in a new era of healthcare marketing – the age of consumer-directed healthcare. So it makes more sense that ever to let the people who use your products sing your praises. Using testimonial videos and television commercials smartly and strategically can increase your credibility with new prospects. Contact MedMen at (714) 734-0372 to learn more.  (source: Franklin Reports, adapted from Trendwatch.com)

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