Social Marketing, 1st edition

Published by Pearson (December 11, 2012) © 2013

  • Lynne Eagle James Cook University, Australia
  • Stephan Dahl Hull University Business School
  • Susie Hill Bristol Business School
  • Sara Bird University of West England, Bristol Business School
  • Fiona Spotswood Bristol Business School
  • Alan Tapp Bristol Business School
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Title overview

Social marketing attempts to educate people in the hope that they will make ‘informed’(i.e. healthy) choices regarding diet, lifestyle and health related issues. The effective application of social marketing principles can be complex and controversial. Social marketing planning cannot be reduced to a simple set of actions on a checklist; there is no single strategy for success and strategies that have proved successful with one population may not transfer to other populations. This text will explore the complexities involved in researching, planning and implementing effective social marketing programmes, using illustrative cases from both successful and unsuccessful real-world programmes.

Table of contents

  1. 1. What is social marketing?
  2. 2. The core principles of social marketing
  3. 3. The social marketing intervention planning process
  4. 4. Upstream, policy and partnerships
  5. 5. Ethical issues in social marketing
  6. 6. Understanding the consumer: the role of theory
  7. 7. Conducting research in social marketing
  8. 8. Segmentation
  9. 9. Social forces and population level effects
  10. 10. Designing social marketing interventions: products, services, locations, channels

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