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1. RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Project report on
Real Marketing of Pharmaceuticals
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of degree of
Bachelor of Pharmacy
In Pharma Marketing Management
By
Roshan Singh
Under the guidance of
Dr. Ranbir Chanda
Principal
Basaveshwara college of Pharmacy
Bidar,585403
2. Content
1. Study Objectives
2. Marketing of Homeopathy Medicines:
a. Introduction:
b. Types of Medicines:
c. Example of Companies Producing Homeopathy
Medicines:
d. Current Situation of the Market:
e. Marketing Strategies for Homeopathy Medicines:
f. Advantages of Marketing:
3. Marketing of Allopathy Medicines:
a. Introduction:
b. Types of Medicines:
c. Example of Companies Producing Allopathy
Medicines:
d. Current Situation of the Market:
e. Marketing Strategies for Allopathy Medicines:
4. Marketing of Ayurvedic Medicines:
a. Introduction:
b. Types of Medicines:
c. Example of Companies Producing Ayurvedic
Medicines:
d. Current Situation of the Market:
e. Marketing Strategies for Ayurvedic Medicines:
f. Advantages of Marketing:
5. Marketing of Cosmetic Science:
a. Introduction:
b. Types of Products:
c. Example of Companies Producing Cosmetic
Products:
d. Current Situation of the Market:
e. Marketing Strategies for Cosmetic Products:
f. Advantages of Marketing:
6.Conclusion:
4. Study objective
The aim of this comprehensive project is to analyze
and develop effective marketing strategies for
pharmaceutical products, specifically focusing on
homeopathy medicines, allopathy medicines,
ayurvedic medicines, and cosmetic science.
Through a detailed exploration of each sector,
including market dynamics, current trends, and
consumer behavior, this project aims to provide
valuable insights into the unique challenges and
opportunities faced by companies operating in these
industries.
5. Marketing of Homeopathy Medicine
Homeopathy, founded by Samuel Hahnemann in the
late 18th century, is a holistic system of medicine based
on the principle of "like cures like" and the law of
minimum dose.
The fundamental concept of homeopathy revolves
around the idea that substances that cause symptoms
in healthy individuals can be diluted and administered
in minute doses to treat similar symptoms in sick
individuals, thereby stimulating the body's natural
healing process.
6. Types of Homeopathy Medicines
Single Remedies
Combination Remedies
Mother Tinctures
Biochemic Remedies
10. Branding
Branding in the homeopathy sector plays a crucial
role in establishing credibility, trust, and
differentiation amidst a crowded marketplace. A
strong brand identity communicates the values,
ethos, and promises of a company, resonating with
consumers on an emotional and intellectual level.
11. Digital Marketing
• In the digital era, leveraging digital marketing
channels is essential for homeopathy companies to
reach and engage with target audiences effectively.
12. Marketing of Allopathy
Medicines
In the early 19th century, German physician Christian
Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann coined the term
allopathy. He did this to make a clear distinction
between conventional medicine and homeopathy, a
type of alternative medicine.
Allopathy, also known as conventional or Western
medicine, is a system of medical practice that uses
pharmacologically active agents or physical
interventions to treat symptoms and diseases.
17. Marketing Strategies for Allopathy
Medicines
1. Physician Detailing
2. Educational outreach
3. Relationship Building
4. Feedback Collection
18. 1. Relationship Building
By maintaining regular contact with physicians, sales
representatives can address questions, address
concerns, and provide personalized support to meet
the specific needs of individual prescribers.
19. Physician Detailing
Detailing involves sales representatives or medical
liaisons visiting healthcare providers in their offices
or clinics to provide information about the
company's products, their indications, efficacy, safety
profile, and prescribing guidelines.
20. 3. Feedback Collection
Detailing interactions also serve as a valuable opportunity for
pharmaceutical companies to gather feedback from
healthcare providers regarding their experiences with the
company's products, perceptions of market trends, unmet
needs, and areas for improvement. This feedback can inform
product development, marketing strategies, and customer
service initiatives to better meet the needs of prescribers and
patients.
21. Ayurvedic Medicines
Ayurveda, often referred to as the "science of life," is
an ancient system of medicine that originated in India
over 5,000 years ago. Rooted in the principles of
natural healing and holistic wellness, Ayurveda
emphasizes the interconnectedness of the body, mind,
and spirit in achieving optimal health and harmony.
The foundation of Ayurveda is based on the belief that
every individual is unique and comprises a
combination of three doshas or constitutional types:
Vata (air and ether), Pitta (fire and water), and Kapha
(earth and water).
25. Current Situation of the Market
Market Size (2022) - $ 8 billion
Market Size 2032 (expected) - $ 26 billion
CAGR - 15.10%
26. Marketing Strategies for
Ayurvedic Medicines
1. Content Marketing
2. Digital Marketing
3. Influencer Partnership
4. Educational and Awareness Campaign
5. Brand Positioning
27. Educational and Awareness
Campaign
Companies can organize
workshops, seminars, and
webinars to disseminate
information about Ayurvedic
concepts such as doshas, diet,
lifestyle, and herbal remedies.
Collaborating with healthcare
professionals, Ayurvedic
practitioners, and wellness
experts can lend credibility and
authenticity to educational
initiatives, fostering trust and
confidence among consumers.
28. Influencer Partnership
Collaborating with
influencers, bloggers, and
wellness advocates can
amplify the reach and
impact of ayurvedic
marketing campaigns.
Influencers with a strong
following in the health,
wellness, and lifestyle
niches can endorse
ayurvedic products, share
their personal
experiences, and
recommend specific
remedies to their
audience.
29. Cosmetic Science
Cosmetic science, also known as cosmetology or
beauty science, is the interdisciplinary field that
combines elements of chemistry, biology,
dermatology, and aesthetics to develop, formulate,
and manufacture cosmetic products designed to
enhance or alter the appearance of the skin, hair,
nails, and body.
36. Conclusion
• One of the key takeaways from our analysis is the
diverse nature of marketing strategies employed across
different sectors within the pharmaceutical and
cosmetic industries.
• From traditional approaches such as physician detailing
and print advertising to modern digital techniques
including social media marketing and influencer
collaborations, companies are constantly innovating to
connect with consumers through multiple channels.
• This adaptability is essential in an ever-evolving
landscape where consumer preferences and market
trends are subject to rapid change.