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Pharma and Healthcare Facebook Page Deathwatch
With the coming changes to Facebook Commenting rules for pharma and healthcare companies on August 15, we thought it was important to track how companies would handle the change (read more details here).I’m going to be speaking at an online event called Online Social Presence in the World of Pharma , at Pharma IQ’s upcoming “Social Media in Pharma Online Summit.” It’s an interesting experience, because I’m not directly in the industry, and I know that it’s a very rule-laden universe.
Social Media in Pharma
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Facebook Tells Pharma Brands They Must Allow Comments
How Facebook's New Comment Policy Impacts Pharma | Intouch Solutions
I’m reaching out to inform you of a policy change regarding pharma Pages on Facebook that may affect one or more of your brand Pages. As you know, Facebook Pages are a free product for organizations, public figures, businesses, and brands to express themselves and have an authentic, engaging, two-way dialog with people on Facebook. Previously, pharmaceutical brands could submit a request through their Facebook Sales Representative to disable commenting on their Facebook Page.Hi gang – Sorry for the light posting schedule.
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