The Fairyland Trust - a case study of values communications strategy

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Case Study of Values Applied to a Communications Strategy

ECF Oxford 2015

Chris Rosechris@campaignstrategy.co.uk

www.campaignstrategy.org

Developing Communications Strategies

Mission Detectable objectives

Situation

Strategy choice

Design of comms

Implementation

Experience

Current outcomes, trendsCauses, reasons, factorsChangeables (evidenced)

ApproachIntervention (application of approach)

QualitativesQuantitativesCAMPCAT

ExecutionsAssets/resourcesSkills/competencesResultsAcquisitionBehavioursSatisfaction Impacts

2nd order effects

Research ‘insight’

Formativeresearch

Developing Communications Strategies

Mission Detectable objectives

Situation

Strategy choice

Design of comms

Implementation

Experience

Current outcomes, trendsCauses, reasons, factorsChangeables (evidenced)

ApproachIntervention (application of approach)

QualitativesQuantitativesCAMPCAT

ExecutionsAssets/resourcesSkills/competencesResultsAcquisitionBehavioursSatisfaction Impacts

2nd order effects

Research ‘insight’

Formativeresearch

Get evidence

Make theories – what might work

Test theories - refine

Try it

Learn

FAIRYLAND TRUST examplewww.fairylandtrust.org

Not enough people engaged with nature

Children like fairies and magic

Parents are desperate to please small children

Provide parents with a child-pleasing opportunity that engages children and parents with nature

www.fairylandtrust.org

Our story“I want to go to the kind of places where I can look for fairies”

“ And where do you think the fairies live?” asked Mum. “In fields full of flowers and old knobbly trees” replied the little girl.

At the same time

Scientific knowledge of biodiversity has increased

Public connection with it has declined

Public has become greener but blinder

to nature

She was right about thatWhere the bee sucks, there suck I; In a cowslip's bell I lie;

The Tempest, Shakespeare – refers to Ariel, Prospero’s fairy servant

40 local names – connection lost

Bunch of Keys – Somerset; Cove-Keys – Kent; Cowflop – Devon, Somerset; Cowpaigle – Hertfordshire; Carslope – Yorkshire; Coosloop – LincolnshireCow Stripling, Cow Strupple, Cow Stropple – Yorkshire, Cumbria, Westmorland, Northern EnglandCreivel – Dorset; Crewel – Devon, Dorset, Somerset, WiltshireCuckoo – Cornwall (and Coucou in France)Culver Keys – Somerset, Kent, NorthamptonshireFairies’ Basins – Somerset; Fairie’s flower – Somerset ….

Remaking a conection lost

2001

What we wanted to do

Fairyland (never got the site)

What we did

Fairs and workshops – reaching over 60,000 children and families

11+ workshops with outcomes

Results

•High level of repeat visits•70% never in touch with ‘conservation’ before• Most would recommend• “They’re hippies but they are alright”• Nature ‘installed’

The Sign

The Fairyland Trust is a conservation organisation which … blah blah blah Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Quisque pretium tortor libero, et eleifend tortor dictum et. Proin luctus porta tristique. Curabitur accumsan posuere luctus. Duis sit amet turpis commodo arcu dignissim scelerisque. Phasellus vestibulum est faucibus velit iaculis mollis. Vestibulum vitae metus non odio

What it depends upon

performance

stories

another world - ambience

“Do we have to goback to England now?”Small boy on leaving Fairyland Trust event

fun

The proposition (day out)

A magical land you can enter

A family day out

Having funNo mention of nature – but implicit

No mention of ‘education’

The power source

imagination (no images)

if you see a fairy – we didn’t put it there

summationFairiesDay outFunFamily

NatureDelightMaking thingsEnchantmentMagical experience

NatureCultureFolkloreAuthenticityThe landGenerations

Offer

Experience

MeaningsSatisfaction

Stories we tell

Stories they tell

imitation

Forest Fairies and Gnarly Knomes in The National Trust. Kids can enjoy an afternoon of magic at Crom. Make fairy wands and crowns and follow the fairy path ...

Go wild with the National Trust Are Fairies, Pixies and Potions more your thing? Discover the magical secrets of wildlife and flowers; then make your magic potions to take home!

National Trust

You Create An Experience

Fairy Fair – creates a ‘magical world’ – other world experience

Fairyland

England

Fairy Fair – creates a ‘magical world’ – other world experience

England

Workshop creates a

magical space for 45 minutes

+STORY

+Leader – magical (?) - character

Senses +Learningstyles

Suspenddisbelief

Fairy Fair – creates a ‘magical world’ – other world experience

England

Workshop creates a

magical space for 45 minutes

+STORY

+Leader – magical (?) - character

Positive memories

Nature Ability Get something

Senses +Learningstyles

Suspenddisbelief

Pleases children Pleases childrenPleases parents

Approval of nature Approval of FLT

TraditionalLook goodEthical

Audiences by psychology

www.cultdyn.co.uk

CDSM

Prospectors – outer directed: need for success, esteem of others then self esteem. Acquire and display symbols of success.

Settlers - need for security driven: safety, security, identity belonging. Keep things small, local, avoid risk

Pioneers – inner directed. Need to connect actions with values, explore ideas, experiment. Networking, interests, ethics, innovation

Drivers and behaviours – unmet needs

campaignstrategy.org

What this means for your communication

Campaign proposition/ ask/

offer

Can it make me / my country/ organisationlook good, be recognized as better or best, successful , materially better off ? Is it fun, enjoyable ? Is it the right answer ?

Can it make me / my country/ organisation/ family safe ? Does authority say it is the right thing to do (rules) ? Is it tradition ?

Is it ethically the right thing to do ? Is it asking the right question ? It is just, global, benevolent, innovative ? Does it increase self-choice ? Does it help me connect, make a difference ?

Maslow

Safety and belonging Success

aka Pioneer

aka Prospector aka Settler

Maslow’s hierarchy of Needs – CDSM version www.cultdyn.co.uk - the unmet need is the dominant need

Should care for naturePersona

The Sun almost always The Guardian almost always

Dail Mail almost always Member of Greenpeace

Settler

Prospector

Pioneer

Settlers

Prospectors

Pioneers

Attributes of the Fairy Fair by PsychologySettler Prospector Pioneer

Family Day Out *** ** **

Pleases kids *** *** ***

Nature (good cause) ** * ***

Get stuff for kids * *** *

Fun entertaining * *** *

Ethical policies * * ***

Authentic * * ***

Traditional *** * *

Interesting innovative * * ***

Kids play naturally *** * ***

Non commercial ** * ***

Best better recommended

* *** *

Looks/ing good * *** *

Dressing up * *** *

Plus points

Family day outFunEntertainmentSocialPleasureGet somethingDressing upLooks goodReputationRecommended

Plus points

Family day outSafeFor the kidsAffordableTraditionalThe old ways of play and lifeLocalNature

Plus points

Family day outNatureGreen and ethicalInnovativeAuthenticMulti layeredTake aways to doUnbranded

Enhancing the offer(social and old media)

More reputation piecesRankingsMore recommendations eg from friendsCelebrities

Enhancing

RepetitionPromotion via known local groups etc “us”

Enhancing

Back story – getting inside the why’s and wherefore’s “Why we went” stories“Why we support” stories

Introduce children to nature

Care for Nature

questions

Aspiration Busy

Fun

Wrong Clothes

Safety

National pride

Adventure

Novelty

Image

Achievement

Premium shopper

Fantasy

Hedonism

Traditional Family

Control

Reserved

Adaptable

No Sweat

ConfidentSexual

UnplannedGreen intent

Inquisitive

Faith

Divided

Catharsis

Propriety

Stimulation

Big business

Two classes

Learner

Showhome

Looking Good Pleasure

Visible Success

Material Wealth

Power

Healthy Lifestyle

Local

DeferenceOverspend

Speculate

Visible Ability

Sensitive

Good Time

Certainty

Impulsive Spender

Simmer

Hetero-love

Unobliged

Luddism

Religious

Conformity

Discipline

Acquiescence

Non-reflective

Security

National Security

Insular

Indulgent Diet

Rules

Complacent

Force

Skeptical

Irresolute

Be Satisfied

Socialist

Tradition

WYSIWYG

Coasting

Non-acquisitive

Independent

Universalism

Pessimism

Openness

Justice

Optimism

Free

Artisan

Cheerful

Exhilaration

Aesthetics

Listening

Tao

Self-direction

Buzz

Creativity

Global

Caring

Loyalty

Benevolence

Self-choice

Nature

Solitary

Bodily Ease

Functional SpenderBender

Car Casual

Whip

Afraid

Shangri-la

Stupid law

Budget Bedlam

Patriarchy

Revenge

Conscience

Forgiveness

JoynessPositive green

Everybody should do something Fairly TrueSource: _Prox BVS 2012 Cool.xls (CWSACmg)

Distant

Poverty aware

Self-efficacy

28%

Good Time

AspirationBusy

Fun

Wrong Clothes

Safety

National pride

Adventure

Novelty

Image

Achievement

Premium shopper

Fantasy

Hedonism

Traditional Family

Control

Reserved

Adaptable

No Sweat

ConfidentSexual

Unplanned

Green intent

Inquisitive

Faith

Divided

Catharsis

Propriety

Stimulation

Big business

Two classes

Learner

Showhome

Looking GoodPleasure

Visible Success

Material Wealth

Power

Healthy Lifestyle

Local

DeferenceOverspend

Speculate

Visible Ability

Sensitive

Good Time

Certainty

Impulsive Spender

Simmer

Hetero-love

Unobliged

Luddism

Religious

Conformity

Discipline

Acquiescence

Non-reflective

Security

National Security

Insular

Indulgent Diet

Rules

Complacent

Force

Skeptical

Irresolute

Be Satisfied

Socialist

Tradition

WYSIWYG

Coasting

Non-acquisitive

Independent

Universalism

Pessimism

Openness

Justice

Optimism

Free

Artisan

Cheerful

Exhilaration

Aesthetics

Listening

Tao

Self-direction

Buzz

Creativity

Global

Caring

Loyalty

Benevolence

Self-choice

Nature

Solitary

Bodily Ease

Functional SpenderBender

Car Casual

Whip

Afraid

Shangri-la

Stupid law

Budget Bedlam

Patriarchy

Revenge

Conscience

Forgiveness

JoynessPositive green

GOOD TIMESource: _BVS 2014.xls (CWSA)

Distant

Poverty aware

Self-efficacy

Good Time

Aspiration Busy

Fun

Wrong Clothes

Safety

National pride

Adventure

Novelty

Image

Achievement

Premium shopper

Fantasy

Hedonism

Traditional Family

Control

Reserved

Adaptable

No Sweat

ConfidentSexual

UnplannedGreen intent

Inquisitive

Faith

Divided

Catharsis

Propriety

Stimulation

Big business

Two classes

Learner

Showhome

Looking Good Pleasure

Visible Success

Material Wealth

Power

Healthy Lifestyle

Local

DeferenceOverspend

Speculate

Visible Ability

Sensitive

Good Time

Certainty

Impulsive Spender

Simmer

Hetero-love

Unobliged

Luddism

Religious

Conformity

Discipline

Acquiescence

Non-reflective

Security

National Security

Insular

Indulgent Diet

Rules

Complacent

Force

Skeptical

Irresolute

Be Satisfied

Socialist

Tradition

WYSIWYG

Coasting

Non-acquisitive

Independent

Universalism

Pessimism

Openness

Justice

Optimism

Free

Artisan

Cheerful

Exhilaration

Aesthetics

Listening

Tao

Self-direction

Buzz

Creativity

Global

Caring

Loyalty

Benevolence

Self-choice

Nature

Solitary

Bodily Ease

Functional SpenderBender

Car Casual

Whip

Afraid

Shangri-la

Stupid law

Budget Bedlam

Patriarchy

Revenge

Conscience

Forgiveness

JoynessPositive green

Everyone should do something Very TrueSource: _Prox BVS 2012 Cool.xls (CWSACmg)

Distant

Poverty aware

Self-efficacy

42%

Universalism

Aspiration Busy

Fun

Wrong Clothes

Safety

National pride

Adventure

Novelty

Image

Achievement

Premium shopper

Fantasy

Hedonism

Traditional Family

Control

Reserved

Adaptable

No Sweat

ConfidentSexual

UnplannedGreen intent

Inquisitive

Faith

Divided

Catharsis

Propriety

Stimulation

Big business

Two classes

Learner

Showhome

Looking Good Pleasure

Visible Success

Material Wealth

Power

Healthy Lifestyle

Local

DeferenceOverspend

Speculate

Visible Ability

Sensitive

Good Time

Certainty

Impulsive Spender

Simmer

Hetero-love

Unobliged

Luddism

Religious

Conformity

Discipline

Acquiescence

Non-reflective

Security

National Security

Insular

Indulgent Diet

Rules

Complacent

Force

Skeptical

Irresolute

Be Satisfied

Socialist

Tradition

WYSIWYG

Coasting

Non-acquisitive

Independent

Universalism

Pessimism

Openness

Justice

Optimism

Free

Artisan

Cheerful

Exhilaration

Aesthetics

Listening

Tao

Self-direction

Buzz

Creativity

Global

Caring

Loyalty

Benevolence

Self-choice

Nature

Solitary

Bodily Ease

Functional SpenderBender

Car Casual

Whip

Afraid

Shangri-la

Stupid law

Budget Bedlam

Patriarchy

Revenge

Conscience

Forgiveness

JoynessPositive green

Distant

Poverty aware

Self-efficacy

UNIVERSALISM

Universalism

Everyone should do something to care for Nature Very True

0%-10%

10%-20%

20%-30%

30%-40%

40%-50%

50%-60%

60%-70%

70%-80%

80%-90%

90%-100%

Source: _Prox BVS 2012 Cool.xls (CWSACmg)

Prospector

Settler

Pioneer

42%

Everybody should do something to care for Nature Fairly True

0%-10%

10%-20%

20%-30%

30%-40%

40%-50%

50%-60%

60%-70%

70%-80%

80%-90%

90%-100%

Prospector

Settler

Pioneer

28%

Prospectors

Settlers

Pioneers

EXERCISE

Name

Activity

ProblemSolutionBenefits

MessengerChannelContext

More informationCultural Dynamics – 3 Maslow Groups and 12 Values Modes

www.cultdyn.co.uk – take the questionnaire

www.campaignstrategy.org (papers)

What Makes People Tick – from

http://www.campaignstrategy.org/threeworlds/

http://www.cultdyn.co.uk/alphabet/index.php

This ExampleSituation (2000)

Not enough people engaged with nature

Prospectors least engaged with nature

Pioneers most want to reconnect

Nature disappearing People blind to nature Inter-generational link broken

Not enough action

Pioneer asks alienate Prospectors

Narrow political base

Pioneers dominate nature NGOs

‘Extinction of Experience’

Disengagement becomes

normal

Settlers follow norm

Recruitment and retention failure

Values insight

Change this

Not enough people engaged with nature

Prospectors least engaged with nature

Pioneers most want to reconnect

Nature disappearing People blind to nature Inter-generational link broken

Not enough action

Pioneer asks alienate Prospectors

Narrow political base

Pioneers dominate nature NGOs

‘Extinction of Experience’

Disengagement becomes

normal

Settlers follow norm

Recruitment and retention failure

To change this

Change this

To change this

It is vital to introduce young children to nature – Strongly AgreeScale Factor 1.9

Observed response rate = Key rate ÷ Scale Factor

0%-10%

10%-20%

20%-30%

30%-40%

40%-50%

50%-60%

60%-70%

70%-80%

80%-90%

90%-100%

Source: _Proxulated_BVS 2013 All (CWSARMG)

It is vital to introduce young children to nature- Strongly Agree

Nature

Openness

Justice

Universalism

BenevolenceCaring

Loyalty

Trad

ition

Conf

orm

ity

Religious

Be SatisfiedRules

Propriety

Security

National

Security

Safety

Power

ControlOthersMaterialWealthAchievem

ent

Visible Succe

ss

Visible Ability

Hedonism

Fun

Good Time

Stim

ulat

ion

AdventureNovelty

Self Direction

Creativity

Self Choice

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