Chapter 1 - Introduction Flashcards
Social Marketing
The application of marketing concepts and techniques to achieve specific behavioural goals, for a social or public good
3 steps of the social marketing process (AES)
- Alignment on the social issue
- Environmental scan
- Situation analysis (SWOT)
4 steps of systematic planning process
- Select a priority audience
- Establishing behaviour objectives, target goals
- Formative research
- The marketing intervention mix
Primary beneficiary of social marketing
Society
3 ways societal marketing differs from commercial marketing (PSC)
Primary aim: societal and individual gain
Segmentation: based on readiness to change
Competition: current audience behaviour
5 major arenas social marketing can benefit (HIECF)
Health-related behaviours
Injury-prevention-related behaviours
Environmental behaviours
Community involvement behaviours
Financial behaviours
Upstream influential factors
Tech innovations
Legal/policy makers/law enforcement
Improved infrastructure and environments
eg: breathalyzers, uber (designated driver), alcohol community outreach
Midstream influential factors
Friends/family
Neighbours, community
Health care providers
Entertainers, online friends