Carlos Moreno & Duane Cramer

    Better World Advertising
  San Francisco & New York City
Counter-Marketing
        vs.
 Social Marketing
Counter Marketing - Efforts to permanently reduce
demand for a product or service that may reflect poorly
on the product itself, such as efforts by a group to
discourage the use of a product the group deems
unhealthy or bad for society.
Social Marketing - The systematic application of
marketing and advertising techniques and strategies to
achieve specific behavioral goals for a social good.
 •   Target defined groups of people on health
     and social issues
 •   Goal of changing individual behavior, usually
     through the modification of group norms.
 •   Emphasis on integrating the values, needs,
     and concerns of the target audience and the
     community into program planning and
     implementation.
LGBT Media Campaigns


•   More than efforts to get people not to
    buy cigarettes
•   Changing norms and behaviors
•   Success=community involvement
Social Marketing 101
Social Marketing Basics


•   Coined in 1970’s by Philip Kotler
•   Using principles and techniques of contemporary
    advertising and marketing
•   “Selling” ideas, attitudes and behaviors
•   Public health and social change, not profit
•   Public health and public education + media and marketing
Key Concepts


•   Getting attention
•   Message comprehension
•   Repetition
•   Multiple forms
•   Interactivity
•   Media-worthy
Social Marketing Process
                        FORMATIVE

•   Research
•   Needs Assessment
•   Analysis of Previous Efforts
•   Segment Target Audience
•   Refine goals
Social Marketing Process
                       DEVELOPMENT

•   Creative process
•   Copywriting and Design
•   Comps
•   Narrow Concepts
Social Marketing Process
                        TESTING

•   Focus Groups
•   Interviews
•   On-line panels
Social Marketing Process
                   MEDIA PLANNING

•   Media Strategy and Buying
•   Materials and Collateral
•   PR/Earned Media
Social Marketing Process
                   IMPLEMENTATION

•   Campaign launch
•   Media coverage
•   Ad placement
•   Materials Distribution
Social Marketing Process
                       EVALUATION

•   Process
       Ads placed, materials distributed, Quitline calls


•   Outcome
       Surveys, outcome metrics
Does Social Marketing Work?


•   Commercial advertisers spent $137 billion in
    2008 in U.S
•   3000 advertising messages per day
•   Smoking
•   Seatbelts
•   Drunk Driving
Classic Social
Marketing Campaigns
Effective Social Marketing


•   Adequate resources
•   Professional design
•   Get attention
•   Motivate change
•   Start dialogue
4P’s of (Social) Marketing


•   Product
•   Price
•   Place (distribution)
•   Promotion
Advertising Techniques


•   Bandwagon
•   Testimonial
•   Transfer
•   Humor
•   Repetition
•   Emotional Words
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Transfer
Humor
Repetition
Emotional Words
Challenges

•   Funding
•   Competing issues
•   Political constraints
•   Diversity within LGBT community
•   Comprehensive services
Countermarketing Big Tobacco for the LGBT Community

Countermarketing Big Tobacco for the LGBT Community

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    Carlos Moreno &Duane Cramer Better World Advertising San Francisco & New York City
  • 2.
    Counter-Marketing vs. Social Marketing
  • 3.
    Counter Marketing -Efforts to permanently reduce demand for a product or service that may reflect poorly on the product itself, such as efforts by a group to discourage the use of a product the group deems unhealthy or bad for society.
  • 4.
    Social Marketing -The systematic application of marketing and advertising techniques and strategies to achieve specific behavioral goals for a social good. • Target defined groups of people on health and social issues • Goal of changing individual behavior, usually through the modification of group norms. • Emphasis on integrating the values, needs, and concerns of the target audience and the community into program planning and implementation.
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    LGBT Media Campaigns • More than efforts to get people not to buy cigarettes • Changing norms and behaviors • Success=community involvement
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    Social Marketing Basics • Coined in 1970’s by Philip Kotler • Using principles and techniques of contemporary advertising and marketing • “Selling” ideas, attitudes and behaviors • Public health and social change, not profit • Public health and public education + media and marketing
  • 8.
    Key Concepts • Getting attention • Message comprehension • Repetition • Multiple forms • Interactivity • Media-worthy
  • 9.
    Social Marketing Process FORMATIVE • Research • Needs Assessment • Analysis of Previous Efforts • Segment Target Audience • Refine goals
  • 10.
    Social Marketing Process DEVELOPMENT • Creative process • Copywriting and Design • Comps • Narrow Concepts
  • 11.
    Social Marketing Process TESTING • Focus Groups • Interviews • On-line panels
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    Social Marketing Process MEDIA PLANNING • Media Strategy and Buying • Materials and Collateral • PR/Earned Media
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    Social Marketing Process IMPLEMENTATION • Campaign launch • Media coverage • Ad placement • Materials Distribution
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    Social Marketing Process EVALUATION • Process  Ads placed, materials distributed, Quitline calls • Outcome  Surveys, outcome metrics
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    Does Social MarketingWork? • Commercial advertisers spent $137 billion in 2008 in U.S • 3000 advertising messages per day • Smoking • Seatbelts • Drunk Driving
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    Effective Social Marketing • Adequate resources • Professional design • Get attention • Motivate change • Start dialogue
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    4P’s of (Social)Marketing • Product • Price • Place (distribution) • Promotion
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    Advertising Techniques • Bandwagon • Testimonial • Transfer • Humor • Repetition • Emotional Words
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    Challenges • Funding • Competing issues • Political constraints • Diversity within LGBT community • Comprehensive services