Founder & CEO of Ideagoras Branding in the web3 age
Ángel GonzálezAdidas: An Identity Brand
In my teens, the first pair of name-brand sport shoes I ever got were Adidas’s legendary Rome model. Since then, Adidas is a brand that has always been part of my life, perhaps because it’s the one I’ve identified with most over the course of nothing less than five decades now. And this was not due to any functional or rational advantage. Rather, the tie has always been an emotional one, and it has stood the test of time. When I worked at mass-market advertising agencies (specifically, at the...
Ángel GonzálezA new Twitter. The creative destruction.
Just a couple of weeks ago there was a widespread feeling that this network was going down the drain: messages of farewell from tweeters, posts with the addresses of users on other social networks and channels, invitations to meet in alternative forums, like Mastodon, major advertisers ceasing their activity on Twitter until further notice, etc. Well, now it seems that, for the time being, Twitter is still alive and kicking, and that some of the concerns about the network are being addressed ...
Ángel GonzálezApeDocs: A Web3-based Community of Healthcare Professionals
One of the first, most active groups in the early days of the Web2 were health professionals, especially doctors. Spanish MDs like Fernando Casado, Ana González Duque, Rafael Bravo, Enrique Gavilán, María José Alonso, Rafael Timermans, Vicente Baos, Salvador Casado, Julio Mayol, etc. were already present in the Spanish healthcare blogosphere, and with their Twitter accounts back in 2008, paving the way for the rest of us. Thanks to them, many of us learned to understand and were attracted to ...
Ángel GonzálezAdidas: An Identity Brand
In my teens, the first pair of name-brand sport shoes I ever got were Adidas’s legendary Rome model. Since then, Adidas is a brand that has always been part of my life, perhaps because it’s the one I’ve identified with most over the course of nothing less than five decades now. And this was not due to any functional or rational advantage. Rather, the tie has always been an emotional one, and it has stood the test of time. When I worked at mass-market advertising agencies (specifically, at the...
Ángel GonzálezA new Twitter. The creative destruction.
Just a couple of weeks ago there was a widespread feeling that this network was going down the drain: messages of farewell from tweeters, posts with the addresses of users on other social networks and channels, invitations to meet in alternative forums, like Mastodon, major advertisers ceasing their activity on Twitter until further notice, etc. Well, now it seems that, for the time being, Twitter is still alive and kicking, and that some of the concerns about the network are being addressed ...
Ángel GonzálezApeDocs: A Web3-based Community of Healthcare Professionals
One of the first, most active groups in the early days of the Web2 were health professionals, especially doctors. Spanish MDs like Fernando Casado, Ana González Duque, Rafael Bravo, Enrique Gavilán, María José Alonso, Rafael Timermans, Vicente Baos, Salvador Casado, Julio Mayol, etc. were already present in the Spanish healthcare blogosphere, and with their Twitter accounts back in 2008, paving the way for the rest of us. Thanks to them, many of us learned to understand and were attracted to ...
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Pharmaceutical marketing is entering an exciting stage of profound transformation driven by web3.
In this blog post, I explore the impact and opportunities that this technology can offer in managing the relationship between pharmaceutical companies and healthcare professionals.
Development of decentralized platforms - dApps - for HCPs
Creating collaborative ecosystems where healthcare professionals (HCPs) will have sovereign ownership of the data generated from their therapeutic strategies, clinical cases, and content.
As a result, only HCPs will own their digital identity, preserving the privacy of their scientific data.
In this way, no centralized technological entity can monetize its data.
They can ensure the exchange of information with other colleagues in an automated and trustless manner.
Because trust is placed in the code, they can contribute to scientific research by allowing access to encrypted information about their data.
They can also access editorial committees of high-impact scientific journals and submit their work for approval more directly and without intermediation.
They can be recognized by their peers based on the value of the content generated, going beyond likes or comments.
They can preserve their followers, contacts, and content, which are portable to other decentralized platforms or protocols.
Issuance and distribution of social tokens and utility NFTs for HCPs
These tokens can be a key to healthcare professionals' access to exclusive content and events:
Scientific literature
Conferences
Workgroups
Membership in professional communities by specialty CME programs with digital certification on the blockchain
Access to research projects
Activation of a specific space to receive advice from a representative or MSL on demand from HCPs
Web3 technology can also incentivize collaboration between patients and healthcare professionals
Through tokens and smart contracts
it is possible to promote therapeutic adherence, provide access to exclusive health programs and content for patients, provide membership in digital ecosystems, and in the future, the metaverse of health.
In addition, decentralized social networks can allow patients to own their social graphs on an individual level.
Bringing knowledge about web3 to healthcare professionals
Pharmaceutical companies, just as they do with continuing medical education, can create or promote courses in the field of web3 and other exponential technologies designed for HCPs in their fields of specialty.
I know all of this may seem strange now. It may be difficult to understand. You may not even want to see it or feel skeptical.
Talking about web2 in pharmaceutical marketing in 2008 was also difficult. The near future is being created now, and you can play a role in it.
The greatest risk is not having tried it.
Pharmaceutical marketing is entering an exciting stage of profound transformation driven by web3.
In this blog post, I explore the impact and opportunities that this technology can offer in managing the relationship between pharmaceutical companies and healthcare professionals.
Development of decentralized platforms - dApps - for HCPs
Creating collaborative ecosystems where healthcare professionals (HCPs) will have sovereign ownership of the data generated from their therapeutic strategies, clinical cases, and content.
As a result, only HCPs will own their digital identity, preserving the privacy of their scientific data.
In this way, no centralized technological entity can monetize its data.
They can ensure the exchange of information with other colleagues in an automated and trustless manner.
Because trust is placed in the code, they can contribute to scientific research by allowing access to encrypted information about their data.
They can also access editorial committees of high-impact scientific journals and submit their work for approval more directly and without intermediation.
They can be recognized by their peers based on the value of the content generated, going beyond likes or comments.
They can preserve their followers, contacts, and content, which are portable to other decentralized platforms or protocols.
Issuance and distribution of social tokens and utility NFTs for HCPs
These tokens can be a key to healthcare professionals' access to exclusive content and events:
Scientific literature
Conferences
Workgroups
Membership in professional communities by specialty CME programs with digital certification on the blockchain
Access to research projects
Activation of a specific space to receive advice from a representative or MSL on demand from HCPs
Web3 technology can also incentivize collaboration between patients and healthcare professionals
Through tokens and smart contracts
it is possible to promote therapeutic adherence, provide access to exclusive health programs and content for patients, provide membership in digital ecosystems, and in the future, the metaverse of health.
In addition, decentralized social networks can allow patients to own their social graphs on an individual level.
Bringing knowledge about web3 to healthcare professionals
Pharmaceutical companies, just as they do with continuing medical education, can create or promote courses in the field of web3 and other exponential technologies designed for HCPs in their fields of specialty.
I know all of this may seem strange now. It may be difficult to understand. You may not even want to see it or feel skeptical.
Talking about web2 in pharmaceutical marketing in 2008 was also difficult. The near future is being created now, and you can play a role in it.
The greatest risk is not having tried it.
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