This publication has been discontinued on December 9, 2011.
Introduction
Abstract
Uncover real-world brand budgets from the first three years on the market:
Explore marketing budgets for 9 brands throughout their first, second and
third years of market availability.
Each easy-to-navigate brand profile walks you through annual spending in three
critical areas of product management:
Promotional Mix
Detail Aids
Samples
Speaker programs
Journal ads
Medical publications
Medical education
Patient education programs
DTC ads
Decision Support
Market research
Competitive intelligence
Market Access
Pricing strategy and analysis
Pharmacoeconomics
Reimbursement
As branded competition grows tighter and generics increasingly threaten market
share, companies work within condensed product timelines to recoup their
enormous R&D costs and turn a profit. Achieving a drug' s full sales potential
requires teams to be finely attuned to brands' unique strengths and
weaknesses - including the realities of markets, clinical profiles and their
own companies' capacity to support effective promotion.
Against this backdrop, the first few years of a drug' s market life are
critical in the brand' s long-term success or failure. Companies must not only
develop a strategic marketing mix that will be most effective for their brands
but also be prepared to back the chosen promotional activities with sufficient
resources.
Understanding these resource allocations in terms of both raw dollars and
real-world contexts provides a powerful advantage for brand teams, marketing
units, market research personnel, reimbursement groups and other parties
involved in every brand' s life.
CHARTS AND GRAPHICS
Executive Summary
Methodology and Definitions1>
Figure E.1: Total Spending by Year 24
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Figure E.2: Breakdown of Market Research Spending 26
Figure E.3: Cumulative Spending and Peak Sales 27
Figure E.4: Spending by Major Category 28
Figure E.5: Major Categories as a Percentage of Total Spending 29
Figure E.6: Market Access Spending: Two Brands 30
Brand 1 Profile
Figure 1.1: Brand 1' s Peak Sales 33
Table 1.1: Brand 1 Total Spending by Category 33
Table 1.2: Brand 1 Promotional Mix Spending by Year 34
Table 1.3: Brand 1 Decision Support and Market Access Spending by Year 35