Azurity is hiring a CNS brand director to run in-line brands and launches. On zonisade.com, the page title that Google shows and the structured-data description still read "Now Approved - Available Soon!", although Zonisade reached U.S. pharmacies in October 2022. A neurologist, pharmacist or caregiver who searches for it is told it cannot be had yet, at the moment they are deciding whether to prescribe, stock or ask for it.
First action
Send the corrected title and description to MLR review today.
How to measure it
Click-through from brand searches
- Now
- –
- Target
- +20%
- By
- 60 days
Steps
Draft wording
Title and description from approved claims only.
Director, Brand Marketing - CNS 1 hour
Review
Fast-track the two strings.
Medical, legal and regulatory review 2 days
Publish
Update the WordPress SEO settings and the structured data.
Digital marketing lead 1 hour
Request recrawl
Search Console for zonisade.com.
Digital marketing lead 1 hour
Audit siblings
Eprontia, Lamlique, Arynta, Javadin titles and banners.
Digital marketing lead 1 day
Brief the field
Tell reps and pharmacist contacts the site is current.
Manager, Sales Training 1 day
Add to reviews
Titles and descriptions in each quarterly brand review.
Director, Brand Marketing - CNS quarterly
Why it works
Replace the title and structured-data description with approved, current wording (for example the existing meta description's "only FDA-approved oral liquid alternative to solid zonisamide doses" line, plus "available at pharmacies"). Then audit every CNS brand site the same day for launch-era wording: titles, descriptions, "coming soon" banners, social preview images and the pharmacist section. Add a check of titles and descriptions to each brand's quarterly review.
The search result is the first thing a prescriber or pharmacist sees, and "Available Soon" reads as "not stocked". Fixing it is a one-line, MLR-reviewable change on a mature brand that the new director inherits on day one.
Ready to use
ChecklistBrand site launch-wording audit
[ ] Page title and meta description current [ ] Structured-data name and description current [ ] No "coming soon" or "available soon" banners [ ] Social preview title, description and image set [ ] Pharmacist section lists how to order [ ] Prescribing information link works [ ] Last reviewed date recorded
Risks and how to handle them
Wording outside approved claims
Use only text already approved for the brand site.
Old snippet lingers in search
Request recrawl and check again after two weeks.
Evidence
- Brand websitezonisade.com, checked twice on October 23, 2026: the page title served to browsers and search engines reads "ZONISADE® (zonisamide oral suspension | Zonisamide Transformed | Now Approved - Available Soon!", and the site's structured data gives the description "Now Approved - Available Soon!". The meta description says ZONISADE is "the only FDA-approved oral liquid alternative to solid zonisamide doses". The site has "Provider Resources", "Request Information" and "Just For Pharmacists" sections.Source
- News coverageZonisade was approved in July 2022 and reached U.S. retail pharmacies from October 17, 2022, as adjunctive therapy for partial-onset seizures in adults and patients 16 and older; it was described as the first and only FDA-approved oral liquid formulation of zonisamide.Source
- HiringDirector, Brand Marketing - CNS (Woburn, MA or Raleigh, NC; posted October 22, 2026): drive "North America brand strategy, in-line marketing execution, and launch planning for both current and future brand assets"; "Monitor brand performance, KPIs, and market dynamics"; oversee products "at various lifecycle stages (pre-launch, launch, growth, maturity)"; and work with sales training on "commercial training for the franchise".Source
- Brand websitesThe HTML served by arynta.com, lamlique.com, eprontia.com and javadin.com has no page title, no meta description and no social preview tags; katerzia.com and danziten.com send only the brand name as the title. The pages fill in only after scripts run. zonisade.com, on WordPress, does send a full title and description.Source