The restricted-access medical-scientific portal, first for traffic in Italy.
Building a corporate site and hoping physicians reach it requires enormous investment and long timelines. DottNet reverses the logic: it is the place where Italian physicians already go, every day, to inform and update themselves — 250,000 registered users, 100,000 weekly unique readers, with over a third browsing between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m., when no face-to-face visit is possible.
DottNet is a proprietary asset of the Merqurio group, not space rented on third-party platforms. This changes what is possible: not buying visibility on someone else's channel, but activating a channel of your own, with a validated, profiled and certified database, rebuilt from scratch and updated daily.
Today DottNet is evolving further, with the 3-in-1 project: from a magazine designed for healthcare professionals only to a platform with three audiences — physicians and healthcare professionals, patients and citizens, and institutions. One same ecosystem that speaks, in different registers, to all the actors of health.
DottNet provides a proprietary editorial platform and the services that activate it.
Instead of building a channel from scratch, you use the one where physicians go every day.
The community is made up of verified healthcare professionals, not generic users.
Browsing on DottNet reveals interests and behaviours, not just demographics.
Surveys and market research on a qualified, reachable audience.
With 3-in-1, the platform reaches three audiences in a single ecosystem.
DottNet is the proprietary editorial channel that sets Merqurio apart: not a supplier that buys space, but a publisher that owns the place where physicians inform themselves.
250,000 registered users, 100,000 weekly unique readers, a validated and profiled database, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications. And an evolution underway — 3-in-1 — that extends the platform from one audience to three, keeping the right register for each: technical-scientific for physicians, informative for patients, institutional for institutions.