Deck 1: Understanding Social Marketing
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Deck 1: Understanding Social Marketing
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How does social marketing differ from Social Media?
Social networking sites such as Facebook, Blogs, YouTube, Twitter
2
In commercial marketing, who are the two primary beneficiaries?
A) Individuals
B) Shareholders
C) Society
D) Government
A) Individuals
B) Shareholders
C) Society
D) Government
A, B
3
How does social marketing differ from Communications
This is only one of the interventions social marketers use to change behaviors
4
How does social marketing differ from Public Sector Marketing?
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5
What was your understanding of what social marketing is before taking this course?
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How does social marketing differ from Cause Promotion
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Who are the two primary beneficiaries for social marketing efforts?
A) Individuals
B) Shareholders
C) Society
D) Government
A) Individuals
B) Shareholders
C) Society
D) Government
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8
For each of the 5 issues that social marketing can contribute to, identify a behavior that could be the focus for a social marketing effort.
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9
How does social marketing differ from Nudge?
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10
What are the 5 social issues that social marketing has addressed most often to date?
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11
If someone asked you now "What is social marketing?" what would you briefly say?
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12
How does social marketing differ from Behavioral Economics?
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13
What or who do you think should determine if something is "good" for the individual or society?
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14
What is an example of an upstream target audience?
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15
How does social marketing differ from Social Change?
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16
What is the social marketer's potential role with this target audience?
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How does social marketing differ from Nonprofit (NGO) Marketing?
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How does social marketing differ from Education?
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19
What is an example of a midstream target audience?
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20
Why do you think many professionals working on social marketing campaigns do not have the words "social marketing" in their title?
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21
What is the social marketer's potential role with this midstream audience?
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22
Which one of the following four components is the most fundamental in order for an effort to be considered social marketing?
A) All 4Ps in the toolbox are used.
B) A clearly defined behavior.
C) A narrowly defined target audience.
D) More than communications are used to influence a behavior.
A) All 4Ps in the toolbox are used.
B) A clearly defined behavior.
C) A narrowly defined target audience.
D) More than communications are used to influence a behavior.
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