The Social Check-up

21 March 2018
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Ogilvy Healthworld's fourth annual report analyzing social media usage across pharma reveals that Novo Nordisk (NOV: N), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) and Novartis (NOVN: VN) are leading the charge.

The report, put together with social media analytics specialist Pulsar, is entitled The Social Check-up and looks at 20 leading pharmaceutical companies and how they are producing content, their posting behavior and their weighted1 engagement scores.

“The Social Check-up reveals a growing maturity in pharma’s use of social channels, since our first report in 2014, reflecting increasing confidence and experience in the social space,” explains Ogilvy Healthworld’s social media director, Chloe Partikas.

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