This is an interesting conversation with three members of the pharma advertising community who have a wealth of experience helping to bring brands to life and ensuring they remain a key player over their respective life cycles.

The knowledge of Nick, Megan, and Michael is on showcase here. If you are hoping to understand brand positioning and creative execution better, this conversation is right up your alley.

If you are a parent and you work in the agency setting, this one is for you.

If you are a parent and you work in the agency setting, this one is for you.

For those of you following along, this is one of the more heady conversations we have had thus far. It is a wide ranging conversation speaking to the power of thought, putting obstacles in front of yourself for your own betterment, positively dealing with agency structure, and how to approach every day in an effort to get better through positive emotional connections.

If you work in pharma advertising a question you probably ask yourself a lot is, "what the hell is content strategy and why is it needed." Well, we use this episode to provide you with some answers.

If you work in pharma advertising a question you probably ask yourself a lot is, "how in the hell can we improve the agency model of doing business?" It's an age old question we are tying to find answers to.

If you work in pharma advertising a question you probably ask yourself a lot is, "how in the hell can we improve the process?" It's an age-old question smacked jammed with timelines, working standards, client concerns, and dealing with MLR teams.

In this episode of The Pharm House, I chat with two extremely fun and creative people, Matthew Khoury-Yacoub and Carolina Gallegos , about everything copy and creative inside the pharmaceutical advertising world.

In this wide-ranging episode of The Pharm House, I talk with two wonderfully brilliant people, Joe Knouse, and Miki Pierre. While the conversation began by exploring if you could build a pharmaceutical website in a month, we went way beyond this constraint.

In this conversation we cover: What toasters have to do with building digital programs/platforms. The differences between the front end and back end content in regards to MLR approval. How digital agencies can win a few more pixels. Reconstructing the ISI. Weaving key safety content into the flow of a page. What Jenga has to do with websites and digital platform construction. The dangers of design by committee. Digital lessons we can all learn from architecture. The clarity and usefulness of whitespace. Why seeing the world from another viewpoint is key to digital design and execution.

This is a ride and a half.

So pull up a chair and pop in those earbuds. Welcome to The Pharm House.

In pharma advertising, we all know that we are dominated by this little thing called MLR. In this episode, we chat about getting creatively weird and exploding the MLR box to push the limits on what can go to market.

So pull up a chair and pop in those earbuds. Welcome to The Pharm House.