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Developing customer databases.
1ZS Associates, Princeton, NJ, USA.
Marketing Health Services
|February 24, 2001
Summary
Pharmaceutical companies can boost drug sales by using customer-specific micro-marketing strategies. This involves creating detailed customer databases for targeted sales force efforts.
Area of Science:
- Pharmaceutical Marketing
- Sales Force Management
- Customer Relationship Management
Background:
- Growing consensus in pharmaceutical companies favors product and customer-specific marketing for new drugs.
- Proactive micro-marketing is key to identifying, profiling, and communicating with target customers.
- Effective marketing and sales approaches can lead to substantial increases in drug sales.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide a framework for creating customer databases.
- To enable effective data mining for marketing and sales objectives.
- To support product and customer-specific strategies in the pharmaceutical industry.
Main Methods:
- Development of a working framework for customer database creation.
- Utilizing micro-marketing principles for customer segmentation and profiling.
- Data mining techniques applied to customer databases for sales force objectives.
Main Results:
- Establishment of a practical framework for building actionable customer databases.
- Demonstration of how data mining can yield targeted marketing and sales insights.
- Facilitation of customer-specific approaches to enhance drug marketing and sales.
Conclusions:
- Customer database creation and mining are essential for effective pharmaceutical marketing.
- Micro-marketing strategies, supported by robust data, drive sales force success.
- A customer-centric approach is crucial for maximizing the commercial potential of new pharmaceutical products.