Learn how to effectively inform and influence your life science customers with a comprehensive understanding of their digital media habits!
To help suppliers develop their digital marketing strategies within the life sciences, we designed a study that asked 448 global life scientists about their usage of digital channels, their perceptions of the effectiveness of these channels, and how they currently engage with their suppliers. The outcome is our newest report, 2024 Digital Marketing & Advertising in the Life Sciences.
This report examines some of the most important elements of digital marketing, including general attitudes towards online advertising, usage of social media platforms, perceptions of supplier websites and memorability, experiences with livestreams and webinars, and requirements for supplier-sponsored content. A selection of results from past report titles (2022, 2020, 2018, 2013, 2008) have also been included for comparison where applicable to understand how attitudes toward digital media have shifted over the years.
Objectives
Understand the usage and preference of digital channels
Characterize the impact of social media and science-related websites on scientists’ perceptions
Determine the most effective strategies for suppliers to market to and engage life science researchers
Table of Contents
Study Overview and Objectives
Demographics
Executive Summary
Digital Channel Usage
Study Overview and Objectives
Demographics
Executive Summary
Digital Channel Usage
Usage of Social Media Platforms
Attitudes Towards Online Advertising
Supplier Sponsored Content
Virtual Experiences and Activities
Video
Mobile Marketing
Methodology
About Us
Appendix
Companies Mentioned
Abcam
Agilent Technologies
ATCC
BD Biosciences
Beckman Coulter
Bio-Rad Laboratories
Bio-Techne (R&D Systems, Novus Biologicals, ProteinSimple)
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