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clinical trial recruitment via social media

Analyzed across ChatGPT, Perplexity & Google AIO
Analyzed 11/15/2025

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Brand Performance Across AI Platforms
All 9 brands referenced across AI platforms for this prompt
nih
5
6
Sentiment:
Score:95
mesm
2
2
Sentiment:
Score:72
Facebook
3
0
Sentiment:
Score:65
4Instagram
2
0
Sentiment:
Score:64
5antidote
0
2
Sentiment:
Score:60
Referenced Domains Analysis
All 20 domains referenced across AI platforms for this prompt
ChatGPT
Perplexity
Google AIO
#1pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov faviconpmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
ChatGPT:
0
Perplexity:
0
Google AIO:
3
3
#2nih.gov faviconnih.gov
ChatGPT:
1
Perplexity:
1
Google AIO:
0
2
#3mesm.com faviconmesm.com
ChatGPT:
1
Perplexity:
0
Google AIO:
1
2
#4antidote.me faviconantidote.me
ChatGPT:
0
Perplexity:
1
Google AIO:
1
2
#51nhealth.com favicon1nhealth.com
ChatGPT:
0
Perplexity:
1
Google AIO:
1
2

AI Search Engine Responses

Compare how different AI search engines respond to this query

ChatGPT

3771 Characters

BRAND (10)

精选行业Query
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Pinterest
mesm
antidote
nih
Lindus Health
Anju Software

SUMMARY

Provides a detailed analysis of social media's role in clinical trial recruitment, emphasizing broader reach and targeting capabilities. Highlights specific research findings, such as social media accounting for over half of participants in dermatology trials and effectively engaging ethnic minority groups. Focuses on the advantages and strategic benefits of using social media platforms over traditional recruitment methods.

Perplexity

2641 Characters

BRAND (10)

精选行业Query
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Pinterest
mesm
antidote
nih
Lindus Health
Anju Software

SUMMARY

Offers a data-driven perspective on social media recruitment effectiveness, emphasizing precision targeting capabilities and cost efficiency. Highlights specific platforms like Facebook and Instagram, focusing on their tools for reaching diverse patient populations. Provides structured analysis of key benefits including demographic targeting, geographic proximity, and improved recruitment quality and timelines.

Google AIO

563 Characters

BRAND (10)

精选行业Query
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Pinterest
mesm
antidote
nih
Lindus Health
Anju Software

SUMMARY

Presents a concise overview of social media recruitment methods, mentioning Facebook and targeted advertising approaches. Emphasizes cost-effectiveness and efficiency while noting the importance of combining social media with other recruitment strategies. Provides a balanced view that includes both benefits and practical implementation tips for successful recruitment campaigns.

Strategic Insights & Recommendations

Dominant Brand

Facebook emerges as the most frequently mentioned platform across responses, with both Google AIO and Perplexity specifically highlighting its recruitment capabilities.

Platform Gap

ChatGPT provides the most comprehensive academic perspective with research citations, while Perplexity focuses on analytical precision targeting, and Google AIO offers practical implementation guidance.

Link Opportunity

All platforms provide substantial link opportunities with ChatGPT offering 5 links, Google AIO providing 10 links, and Perplexity leading with 13 links for further research and resources.

Key Takeaways for This Prompt

Social media recruitment enables precise demographic and geographic targeting that traditional methods cannot match effectively.

Facebook and Instagram are consistently identified as the leading platforms for clinical trial participant recruitment across all responses.

Cost-effectiveness and faster enrollment timelines are universally recognized benefits of social media recruitment strategies.

Combining social media with traditional recruitment methods is recommended for optimal results and broader participant diversity.

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