WTF MATERIALS

While it’s critical we communicate an unmet need and brand messages to HCPs, we must also communicate effectively with patients (‘consumers’). Women Talking Fibroids (WTF) was developed as a bold, engaging and arresting social media consumer campaign, to:


  1. EDUCATE women on uterine fibroids – how to identify
  2. EMPOWER women to talk about this – with their healthcare provider


The first phase of the campaign, focuses more on educating women about the symptoms and the importance of talking about UF. The second phase of WTF will then encourage action – this should be timed to match when Ryeqo is available in any market.


Pivotal to the WTF campaign are clips of women talking about their experiences – as a way of encouraging other women to do the same. A live poll captures women’s thoughts too and we will use this data for any further insights, that may be useful to also use with HCPs.

WEBSITE


WHAT?

This website is the central element of the WTF campaign and helps women identify the symptoms of UF and contains clips of women talking, with a live poll

WHY?

It is key that women UNDERSTAND UF – and feel empowered to do something about it. There is likely to be a large number of undiagnosed women who have not yet began to talk about UF or manage it

HOW?

It is possible to implement this locally. Contact the global marketing team to begin the localisation!

HCP AWARENESS


WHAT?

Material to inform the HCP community of WTF before it launches to women

WHY?

Courtesy piece to make sure HCPs are aware of WTF before any women consult with them about WTF

HOW?

The item/s can be adapted locally

PATIENT POSTER/LEAFLET


WHAT?

Poster with associated leaflets for use eg in surgeries

WHY?

To get the attention of women who may be suffering with UF and encourage them to visit WTF

HOW?

The item/s can be adapted locally

SOCIAL MEDIA ADS


WHAT?

Banner ads for use on social media, like Facebook and Instagram to drive visitors to the WTF site

WHY?

Part of any paid-media plan to drive women to the WTF site

HOW?

The different banners ran in a live test and 'She's talking about her Uterine Fibroids' performed the best. All the banners are included here for reference

WTF FILMS


WHAT?

Films to convey the silence that prevails for most women with UF – and how WTF could be the solution to this

WHY?

We need to end the silence surrounding UF and encourage women to visit WTF where they can be educated about UF and empowered to act

HOW?

A number of film assets are available which ran in the WTF awareness campaign and poll. These are available to download and use locally

WTF ADS (JOURNAL/CONGRESS)


WHAT?

Selection of WTF ads for use with HCPs and patients

WHY?

To help raise awareness of the WTF campaign and drive visitors to the website

HOW?

4 different types of ads, each with two copy options – one for HCPs and one for patients. Some local translation/adaption may be needed

WTF ADS (JOURNAL/CONGRESS) NEW

WTF ADS (SOCIAL MEDIA)


WHAT?

Selection of WTF ads for use with patients on social media

WHY?

To help raise awareness of the WTF campaign and drive patients to the website

HOW?

4 different types of ads with some local translation/adaption potentially required

WTF EMAIL HCP


WHAT?

Email aimed at customers

WHY?

To inform them about the WTF campaign – why we developed it and what it is. We know it’s important to let our customers know about these sorts of campaigns before we push them out to patients

HOW?

HTML email with thumbnails and descriptions of the different WTF components

WTF INTERNAL LEAVE PIECE


WHAT?

WTF overview leavepiece

WHY?

To tell all relevant stakeholders INTERNALLY about our WTF campaign

HOW?

PDF that can be sent by email

WTF ADS (SOCIAL MEDIA) NEW
WTF EMAIL HCP NEW
WTF INTERNAL LEAVE PIECE NEW

WTF HCP LEAVE PIECE


WHAT?

WTF overview leavepiece for customers

WHY?

To tell our customers about the WTF campaign

HOW?

Simple leaflet based on the relevant template design – can be adapted and printed

WTF PATIENT LEAVE PIECE


WHAT?

WTF overview leavepiece for patients

WHY?

To tell patients all about WTF campaign and encourage them to visit the website

HOW?

There are 2 different format versions that can be adapted locally, printed, then given to patients. Imagery is based on the SILENCE film

WTF HCP LEAVE PIECE NEW
WTF PATIENT LEAVE PIECE NEW