A HEARTFELT PROJECT: CARDIOMAGNIL

To offer a creative website concept and raise awareness of this essential drug among two target audiences:

— Men 65+ years of age, who tend to use drugs prescribed by a doctor;
— Men 45 to 65 years of age, who never think about the problem, but already have symptoms and tend to entrust their health to a wife, daughter, or sister.

To teach people to take Сardiomagnil on a daily basis as prescribed.

Blood clots are bad. In most cases, they form due to rupture of atherosclerosis plaques, which build up for years and obstruct the blood flow. When a person reaches 50, the risk of getting a heart attack or a stroke develops, but most men do nothing about it.

Why does it happen and what Сardiomagnil has to do with that?

Сardiomagnil is based on acetylsalicylic acid, which thins the blood and prevents blood clot formation. But it only works if you take Сardiomagnil regularly — every day. Responsibly. Without missing a single pill.

Our target audience is not easy to deal with. Adult men do not look after their health, rarely visit doctors, and are reluctant to take drugs.

This is why the website should not only tell about the drug, but also help change the behaviour of people in the risk group.

Everything’s clear about blood clots and blood flow, but what does it have to do with me?

To understand if you are in the risk group, in collaboration with Takeda’s medical advisor we developed a risk test consisting of 17 questions based on the most advanced British scale QRisk.

The test gives an evaluation of cardiovascular system diseases risk along with recommendations on what to do.

In the Heart Encyclopaedia section, we published 10 articles prepared by us in collaboration with Takeda’s medical advisor.

People (except, perhaps, doctors) are usually reluctant to read boring articles on health and drugs, despite the fact that they contain vitally important information.

This is why we had no other choice than to make complex things simple, and to make boring things interesting and understandable.

The representatives of our target audience do not actively use the Internet, rarely visit doctors, and fail to take prescribed drugs on a regular basis. To reach out to them, we had to find a strong touchpoint in the real world.

We figured out why it happens so and developed two booklets — one with questions for doctor visits, the other one — for taking Kardiomagnil regularly.

One can show their care by visiting our website. It contains a booklet for your father or husband, which they can take to the doctor to ask important questions about health.

The website is truly light, bright and user-friendly, including for older audience.

Considering lots of positive feedback received by us, the website content turned out to be useful for our patients, and that’s the most important thing for us.

On the whole, I can say that the website conforms to all tasks the team had at hand, and has a very important social meaning.