Chapter 16 - Step 10: Implementation & Sustaining Behaviour Plans Flashcards

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Phasing

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Creating phases that are organized by some element of the marketing plan: prior audience, geographic areas, campaign objectives, stages of change, etc

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Phases organized by first piloting

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Conducting a pilot prior to broad-scale implementation can work out issues

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Phases organized by prior audience

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Several market segments are identified for the campaign, each phase could concentrate on implementing strategies for a distinct segment

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Phases organized by geographic area

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Tailored approaches required for different places, such as rural vs urban areas

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Phases organized by objective

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Identified important objectives can be organized and sequenced to support each objective

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Phases organized by goal

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Campaigns may have specific goals, and phases would have activities and resources dedicated to supporting desired outcomes

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Phases organized by stage of change

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Phases keeping with the objective of moving audiences through stages of change.

Prioritize those “most ready for action”

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Phases organized by introduction of products

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Introduce new or improved services and tangible goods for a program plan over a period of time

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Phases organized by pricing strategies

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Price incentives used early to create attention and stimulate action, subsequent phases may rely on other elements of the marketing mix

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Phases organized by distribution channels

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Relying heavily on convenience of access might begin with implementing distribution channels that are the quickest, easiest, or least expensive to develop

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Phases organized by messages

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Works best when multiple campaign messages are needed to support a broad social marketing program

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Phases organized by communication channels

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Need to first reach broad audiences in a a very short time, then efforts may shift to prior audiences through more targeted communication channels

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Phases organized by a variety of factors

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Using a combination of phasing techniques is often realistic

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Equity in phasing

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Consider DEI during phasing… who receives the benefits of these interventions?

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Sustainability tactics

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Last-minute considerations that will keep the campaign visible and behaviour change messages prominent

Elements include:
Augmented product
Nonmonetary incentive
Place
Promotion

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Prompts

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Effective in reminding us to perform such activities

eg: seatbelt beep

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Commitments and pledges

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Gaining commitments or pledges from priority audiences is surprisingly effective

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Plans for social diffusion

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Spread the adoption of a behaviour from a few to many

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Utilizing public infrastructure

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Those working in the public sector have numerous opportunities for sustained visibility