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Analyzing Twitter data for deeper insights in the migraine space.

Migraine

The challenge: How to find actionable insights in an information overload

COVID-19-imposed restrictions to travel and in-person conference attendance have caused an increased shift to online communications, including social media, both for brands and physicians.

Most BioPharma companies have started actively utilizing social media platforms to broadcast their messages to increase customer and brand engagement. We anticipate that this trend is here to stay and will continue to grow in the foreseeable future.

With users creating and sharing more online content than ever, companies find it difficult to identify and monitor the key relevant information to develop actionable insights. The migraine space is a topic that has attracted interest in Twitter in 2020. However, finding your way with large datasets can be challenging without support. 

Traditional social listening tools do not always offer solutions because their reporting features have limited capabilities. While they generate large datasets, they do not generate insights offering clarity on “what really matters”.

The action: Fast, cost-efficient social media competitive intelligence process that delivers timely, relevant, actionable insights.

In order to analyze company social media activity in the migraine space tweets, we took the traditional approach employed by market / competitive intelligence firms and strategically identified the right people, places, and times to collect information and intelligence. Then we applied it to our social listening approach. 

Our team created an improved social media competitive intelligence process. This process helps clients cut through the noise, avoid the clutter, and come to valuable insights faster and cost-effectively.

While engaging with our clients and developing new insights’ generation tools, we actively monitor popular social media platforms to identify online “leading voices” (also known as “digital opinion leaders”) and BioPharma companies with active social media presence. 

By collecting and analyzing targeted datasets, we generate reports providing to clients insights on messaging, competitor online activity, developing trends, KOL thinking, etc., across therapy areas. 

At the same time, leveraging our internal database, which contains historical data, we finetune and better streamline future research options and approaches. We know exactly where to look for the key information our clients are after, rather than “reinventing” the wheel with broad (and more costly!) research.

The result: Actionable Twitter insights on migraine space. 

Analyzing tweets to gain insights into migraine space in 2020, we identified companies with a robust social media presence and companies that should take further action.

A company’s social media presence, product launches, and strategic decision-making will be different when supported by actionable insights. LucidQuest helps companies get the most out of social media analysis. Reports can be deep dives or broader tracker programs, either standalone or as part of larger engagements. Ultimately, timely, relevant, actionable, and cost-effective insights will help any company make informed decisions. 

 

Comparative graph of volume of migraine-related Twitter posts by company

Figure 1: Company social media activity in 2020

 

 

Company activity on Twitter around key events during 2020

Figure 2: Company SM activity around key events in 2020

 

A company’s social media presence, product launches, and strategic decision-making will be different when supported by actionable insights. LucidQuest helps companies get the most out of social media analysis. Reports can be deep dives or broader tracker programs, either standalone or as part of larger engagements. Ultimately, timely, relevant, actionable, and cost-effective insights will help any company make informed decisions. 

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