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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Prologue
- Change is in the air
- Foreign policy
- Global warming
- WWF data on ecological footprint (1)
- WWF data on ecological footprint (2)
- Health inequalities
- Health inequalities - illustration (1)
- Health inequalities - illustration (2)
- Hurricane Katrina as an example
- Post Katrina situation
- Where can we look for ideas?
- Brands that get through to poor communities
- Three initial ideas
- Talk outline - marketing: some basic principles
- Basic principles - what is marketing?
- What does this tell us about marketing?
- Marketing - means of influencing human behaviour
- The importance of human behaviour
- What is social marketing?
- Brands influence behavior
- Brands influenc our smoking, drinking and diet
- Learning from commerce
- Example from the film Thank you for Smoking
- New Way Tobacco - a fictional presentation
- The power of marketing
- Structure of presentation
- NWT successes (1)
- NWT successes (2)
- NWT methods
- NWT methods - the consumer
- NWT methods - young people
- Appealing to young people
- The need
- Four key strategies
- Promotion
- Promotion - sponsorship
- Place
- Price
- Product
- Branding (1)
- Branding (2)
- Example: Marlboro advertisement
- Our icons provide food for the soul and body
- Example: cigarettes ad from the Phillipines
- Conclusions of fictional presentation
- Lessons of fictional presentation
- One other key marketing lesson of presentation
- Competitive analysis
- Competitive analysis - a role play (1)
- Competitive analysis - a role play (2)
- So where have we got to?
- Practical exploration of marketing
- HIV and safer sex
- Consumer orientation not always easy to achieve
- Context matters; Marketing takes time
- Relationship marketing
- Benefits for commerce
- Benefits for us
- The importance of a plan
- I love it when a plan comes together...
- The process of building a social marketing plan
- The importance of research
- Social marketing planning summary
- Social marketing planning and research
- Towards a social marketing manifesto
- Manifesto (1)
- Manifesto (2)
- Manifesto (3)
- Final word
Topics Covered
- Change is in the air
- Global warming
- Basic principles of marketing
- Learning from commerce: why should the devil have all the best tunes?
- Competitive analysis
- Putting it into practice
- Relationship marketing
- Social marketing planning
- Manifesto
Talk Citation
Hastings, G. (2009, September 29). How social marketing can change the world [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 4, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/FSCA6258.Export Citation (RIS)