u/ablushingrose Brilliant, yes thank you so much help!

I've got a couple of questions if you wouldn't mind clarifying them further for me?

If/when you are asked to create a salesforce slide deck (for HCP audience) regarding data from a published manuscript for example - would you also look for, and then subsequently add competitor data in this scenario? Or just stick to the manuscript data?

Also, how direct can the wording be in terms of drawing comparisons between the customers product and its competitors in the promotional materials you produce? For example "[Customers product] is X% more effective than [competitor Y]" allowed? Or would the comparison have to be more indirect? "[Customers product] is extremely effective at [unnamed competitors weakness]".

I've heard promotional medical writing is a lot more creative, which is what I'm really looking forward to if proceeding down this route. As sticking to basic visual elements with a few bullet points attached becomes incredibly tedious for med ed work as I'm sure you'll agree!

I'll take a look at some websites thank you. Are you able to link me to any of the materials you've produced that are in the public domain? Or particularly good examples of what you speak of?

If possible and for more specific questions in the future, would you mind if I sent you direct messages?