Exploring Health-AI-Marketer: A First Proof of Concept

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been experimenting with a small project called Health AI Marketer.
It’s a very early-stage proof of concept, not a finished product, but I thought it would be interesting to share it openly for feedback and future improvements.

What I tried to do:
The goal behind this project was quite simple:
I wanted to explore how AI could assist in creating marketing content specifically tailored for the healthcare and pharmacy sectors.
Instead of starting from scratch every time, I imagined a small tool that could generate basic marketing drafts, content ideas, and even structure campaigns with minimal human input — while still respecting the sensitivity required in healthcare communication.

The first version focuses on:

• Generating initial campaign ideas based on target audiences.
• Writing basic ad copy and short texts.
• Brainstorming simple content formats (email, social post, article snippets).

It’s built around a few simple prompt templates and a light Python script to automate interactions with OpenAI’s API.

Limitations and improvements still needed:
This project is really just a starting point.
There’s still a lot of work ahead if it were to become a useful tool:

• Content Quality: The output still needs a lot of human refinement. AI can propose ideas, but polishing them is essential, especially in the health sector where tone and accuracy are critical.
• Regulatory Checks: No compliance or regulatory filters are integrated yet, which is a must for anything healthcare-related.
• Better Templates: Right now, the prompts are quite basic. They would need to be much more nuanced depending on the target audience, type of product, or market segment.
• User Interface: There’s no interface yet — it’s just a simple script. A real app or even a no-code interface would make it much more accessible.
• Learning from Feedback: Ideally, the system should learn from human corrections over time, but that’s not implemented yet.

Next Steps:
For now, I’m planning to keep it very lightweight and exploratory.
If there’s interest or if it becomes useful in a real-world setting, I might continue refining it — focusing especially on integrating healthcare-specific rules and making the content suggestions smarter and more responsible.

If you’re curious, feel free to check out the project here: Health-AI-Marketer on GitHub.
Any feedback or ideas for improvement are more than welcome!