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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Product

SOCIAL MARKETING MIX
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Ready

  • target audience
  • target behaviour
  • benefits & barriers
  • competition
  • influential others
  • positioning statement
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PRODUCT

  • ANYTHING that can be offered to a market to satisfy a want or need:
  • physical good, service, experience, event, person, place, property, organization, information, idea.
How to influence the target audience with goods & services that will support desired behaviours.
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Product Platform

  • Core product
  • Actual product
  • Augmented product
  • Consider all 4 categories: Goods / Services x Existing / New
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Product Elements

  • Core product: a desirable benefit
  • Actual product: goods & services
  • Augmented product: more things that help, support & encourage them to do the behaviour
Emphasize WHAT'S IN IT FOR THEM in exchange for performing the behaviour.
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CORE Product

  • benefits received
  • costs avoided
Exchange: People exchange their behaviour for something of value.
What's in it for the customer?
What needs will the behaviour satisfy?
What do they value?

Social marketer must decide which to emphasize in a campaign.

You may even identify the core product in your positioning statement.

Actual Product

  • specific goods or services related to the desired behaviour
  • existing or new
  • See Table 10.4
  • physical goods & services can provide the mechanism people need to enact the behaviour
  • brand names
The more a social change campaign resembles a product campaign, the more successful it is likely to be.

You might brand the campaign or the behaviour and the associated products.
Successful & cost effective campaigns have been branded. For example:
truth
Salmon friendly gardening
5 a Day
Don't mess with Texas
Road Cres
Click it or ticket
Smokey Bear
or the name of a sponsoring or endorsing organization -- e.g., National Cancer Institute.

sometimes, the public names it: eg., Ghost Chips
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Augmented Product

  • additional product elements that encourage, remove barriers, sustain behaviour
Augment product is any additional product elements that can encourage people to do the target behaviour, remove barriers, sustain behaviour -- or generally help people do what you want them to do.

Can also be things that "tangibilize" the campaign -- make it memorable or remind people of the campaign message when they see it.
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price

  • the cost that the target audience associates with adopting the desired behaviour
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Exchange

Product
Price
Place
Promotion

PRODUCT

  • ANYTHING that can be offered to a market to satisfy a want or need:
  • physical good, service, experience, event, person, place, property, organization, information, idea.
How to influence the target audience with goods & services that will support desired behaviours.
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Price

  • the cost that the target audience associates with adopting the desired behaviour
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Place

  • Where & when the target audience will perform the desired behaviour, acquire related goods, or receive associated services.
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Promotion

  • Communications designed & delivered to inspire the target audience to action.
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What do you want to know?

  • definitions
  • examples
  • relationships
  • ...
  • ...
  • ...
What do you want to know about ... place; ... promotion;
-- for social marketing planning?

List what you want to know.

Where do you go to find out?
OK: Go find out.

What is important to share?

Place 1
Place 2
Place 3

Promotion 1
Promotion 2
Promotion 3