The past week my Twitter feed was overcome with South by Southwest, and my bookmarks are overflowing with blog posts to read on new innovations, ideas, and recaps. I was excited to see what came out of SxSW after reading this preview from Bloomberg on the prominence of health: South by Southwest Geekfest Veers From Social [...]
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Will You Be My Valentine? Only If You Wash Your Hands
Feb 16
by Shannon Walsh
Category: Behavior Change, Emergency + Risk Communication, HCSM, Public Health, Social Marketing, Social Media
Valentine’s Day is over – as shown by the discounted boxes of candy, wilting flowers, and picked-over rows of red greeting cards. What’s not quite finished is the flu season.
I recently came across a Valentine’s Day-themed e-card from the American Public Health Association. The text reads: “I wanna hold your hand. But only after you [...]
Social Media Week Event Wrap Up: The Impact of Social Media in Healthcare
Feb 15
by Lauren Belisle
Category: Behavior Change, HCSM, Ogilvy Washington, Social Marketing, Social Media
This morning we welcomed more than 100 social media and health enthusiasts to the Ogilvy Washington office for our social media week panel, The Impact of Social Media in Healthcare.
The panelists and audience discussed many facets of the same challenge: leveraging social to improve health.
A few highlights and common threads throughout the morning:
Using online [...]
Utilizing Digital Channels to Reach Those “‘80s Babies”
Feb 07
by Farha Marfani
Category: Best Practices, HCSM, Social Marketing, Social Media
This blog post was co-written by Debra Noll, Account Director, Ogilvy Social Marketing.
Generation Y, also known as the Millennial Generation (or Millennials), Generation Next, “eighties babies,” describes the demographic cohort following Generation X, generation born after the Western post-World War II baby boom ended. Millennials generally describes those born in the 1980s and early 1990s. [...]
Ogilvy Washington Social Media Week Events on healthcare and more
Feb 03
by Lauren Belisle
Category: HCSM, Ogilvy Washington, Public Health, Social Marketing, Social Media
You might think that after the Super Bowl there’s nothing to look forward to until President’s Day weekend – but you would be wrong! Washington, DC is one of 12 cities worldwide hosting Social Media Week from February 13-17 and Ogilvy Washington would love to see you at one of our events.
In social marketing and [...]
Smart Listening Essential in Social Media – A Recap of the International Healthcare Social Media Summit
May 27
by Farha Marfani
Category: HCSM, Public Health, Social Media
Last week, a couple of my colleagues and I had the chance to attend the International Healthcare Social Media Summit. We, along with over 150 people worldwide, joined the summit online via a livestream.
Hosted by GlobalHealthPR and convened at Spectrum Science in Washington, DC, the summit brought together social media and health communication experts and [...]
When it Comes to Social Media, Where Do We Begin?
Apr 28
by Alex Hughes
Category: HCSM, Ogilvy Washington, Public Health, Social Marketing, Social Media
“Where do we begin?”
This is a question we see a lot in the social media space, particularly with agencies and organizations that have limited time and resources. And as with all questions related to the social Web, the answer depends on who you ask.
Some believe it starts with defining your audience, while others think it’s [...]
Friday Round-Up: What I’ve Been Reading
Apr 22
by Cait Douglas
Category: HCSM, Research + Insights, Social Media
I’m back for another edition of Friday Round-Up. Sorry for the brief hiatus; we were in full swing conference mode with the World Social Marketing Conference.
Using Social Media to Save Women’s Lives. I love that these stories are increasingly being told. The Women’s Refugee Commission launched Mama: Together for Safe Births in Crises. To help [...]
Using Games in Social Marketing
Apr 19
by Megan Yarmuth
Category: Behavior Change, HCSM, Social Marketing
I recently had the privilege of attending a George Washington University Health Communication and Marketing symposia on Social Marketing and Games. It’s a topic that has seen significant growth in recent years, and being a big Scrabble nerd and Wii Just Dance buff, I had particular interest in. Whether using board games, video games, or [...]
QR Code Best Practices for Gov 2.0
Apr 12
by Sarah Van Velsor
Category: Best Practices, HCSM, Social Media
This post was originally posted to Ogilvy PR’s 360 Digital Influence’s Fresh Influence blog.
In recent weeks, many of our government clients have been asking if they should incorporate QR codes into their educational materials. This is great news as QR codes can be an excellent tool for connect citizens to government services [...]
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