Description
Electronic Inspection Copy available for instructors Social Marketing Casebook brings together for the first time a dedicated collection of social marketing case studies and vignettes from around the world. Each case study is explored from the scoping and research stage right through to evaluation, providing the reader with a complete overview of the most important building blocks in social marketing and how these can be applied to the real world, including: – Insights from the key people involved in social marketing and the identification of the common themes associated with successful social marketing strategies. – An international range of cases from the health, environmental and civic sectors, from national and governmental programmes to local, small-budget interventions; – Comprehensive coverage of the whole process, from strategy, and implementation, through to the challenges and lessons learned; and – Academic exercises, discussion questions and references to reinforce student learning. This book demystifies social marketing for undergraduate and postgraduate marketing and health studies students, as well as practitioners in government, public institutions, NGOs and private organisations looking to develop more effective social change programmes. Professor Jeff French has over 30 years’ experience of evaluating and developing leading behavior change projects, social marketing programmes and communications strategies at international and local levels. Jeff and has published over 80 chapters, articles and books in the fields of behavior change, social marketing, community development, health promotions and communications. He is Visiting Professor at Brunel University and Brighton University, a Fellow at King’s College London and teaches at four other UK Universities. Until 2009 Jeff managed the National Social Marketing Centre and is currently Chief Executive of Strategic Social Marketing Ltd. Introduction Key Principles and Concepts of Social Marketing Planning Social Marketing Developing Culturally Sensitive Interventions Community-Based Social Marketing Segmenting Target Audiences Using Theory to Develop Effective Interventions Inroads into Africa: Enabling Local Services Being Honest about Challenges Reaching the ‘Hard to Reach’ Using a Full Intervention Mix Using Service ‘Pull’ to Complement Customer ‘Push’ Working with Local Services Building Strong Communications into the Marketing Mix Using Enforcement in the Methods Mix Creating Access to the Right Products Co-Production with the Private Sector ‘Franchising’ Social Marketing Changing Behaviour Holistically The Importance of Evaluation Overview and Top Tips
