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Redefining Social Marketing
Dr Stephen DannAustralian National University
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Summary
[American Marketing Association (2007) + Chartered Institute of Marketing (2005) + National Social Marketing Centre (2007) + Kotler, Lee and Rothschild (2006)]x text mining^(Leximancer.findings) / Conceptual Framework = New Definition
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Why a(nother) new definition?
• Commercial Marketing Definition Changes– AMA definition in 2007– CIM (2005)
• New Social Marketing Definitions in UK/Europe– NSMC (2007)
• An answer to Andreasen (2006)– Analysis of social marketing self identification
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New Definition
Social marketing…the adaptation and adoption of commercial marketing activities, institutions and process as a means to induce behavioral change on a temporary or permanent basis.
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The Definition Factory FAC1337
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Method
Ingredients4 American Marketing Association definitions 2 Chartered Institute of Marketing definitions1 National Social Marketing Centre definition1 leading social marketing author team definition45 social marketing definitions processed in Leximancer
Instructions• Combine the commercial marketing definitions with the NSMC
and leading author team definition. Take care to separate the component elements for comparison. Leave to form a model.
• Peel, prepare and sift the remaining definitions through Leximancer text analysis. Gently fold the qualitative analysis results into the combined definitions, and press gently into the model.
• Bake under peer review for several iterations. Illustrate with table and diagram. Serves 1 discipline
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AMA
AMA:
the activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large
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CIM
CIM:
the management process responsible for identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer requirements profitably
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Commercial marketing
Mechanism
How Why Whom
CIM (2005)Management
ProcessIdentify
AnticipateSatisfy(Profit)
Customer requirement
s(Profit)
AMA (2007)Activity
ProcessesInstitution
CreateCommunicat
eDeliver
Exchange
Offerings that have
value
ClientCustomerPartnerSociety
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NSMC
NSMC 2007
systematic application of
marketing, alongside other concepts and techniques, to achieve
specific behavioural goals, for a
social good
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Kotler, Lee and Rothschild (2007)
a process that applies marketing principles and techniques to create, communicate, and deliver value in order
to influence target audience behaviors that
benefit society (public health, safety, the environment and communities) as well as the
target audience.
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Social and commercial marketing
Mechanism Method Purpose Market
CIM (2005) Management Process
IdentifyAnticipate
Satisfy(Profit)
Customer requirements
(Profit)
AMA (2007)Activity
ProcessesInstitution
CreateCommunicate
DeliverExchange
offerings that have value
ClientCustomerPartnerSociety
Kotler, Lee & Rothschild
(2006)Process
CreateCommunicateDeliver value
Influence behaviors
Society Target audience.
NSMC (2007) Systematic application
marketing
achieve behavioral goalsachieve social
good
Targeted audience
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Leximancer Results
Leximancer ProcessAnalyse 45 definitions of social marketing
Results: The Bounding Box1. Respect the pedigree as part of the marketing discipline2. Social marketing is a means for behavioral change3. Voluntary change, either explicitly or through the use of
the exchange construct, is a necessary requirement
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Social and commercial marketing
Mechanism Purpose Method
Leximancer Results
Marketing Behavioural focus Voluntary
Kotler, Lee and Rothschild
(2006)
Marketing principles & techniques
target audience behaviors
Influence
NSMC (2007)systematic
application of marketing
achieve specific behavioral goals
Other concepts and techniques?
CIM (2005) Management Process
Satisfy(Profit)
IdentifyAnticipate
AMA (2007)Activity
ProcessesInstitution
Offerings that have value
Create, CommunicateDeliver and Exchange
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CIM2005
Management process
Identify, anticipate, satisfy
profitably
Customer requirements
NSCM2007
Systematic application
marketing
specific behavioural goals
relevant to a social good
AMA2007
Activity, process, institution
Create, communicate, deliver and exchange
Offerings of that have value
Clients, customers, partners, society
K L &R 2006
Create, communicate, deliver
Influence target audience behavior
Benefit society
Benefit target audience
adaptation and adoption of commercial marketing activities, institutions and process
Marketing
induce behavioural change on a temporary or permanent basis.
achieved through the creation, communication, delivery and exchange
Behaviour Change
Competitive social marketing offering that induces voluntary change
Targeted social group
Voluntary
Self interest satisfaction
Return on social investment
Social profit
Benefit
benefit to recipient, partner and society
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New Definition
Social marketing…the adaptation and adoption of commercial marketing activities, institutions and process as a means to induce behavioral change on
a temporary or permanent basis.
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Questions?
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The Leximancer Process
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Leximancer content analysis emulator uses machine learning protocol visualization of common themes related concept groups from textual data
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Leximancer results
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Leximancer results
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Leximancer results
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Leximancer results
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Definition Sub-components
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behavioral change
“Behavioral change” [in social marketing] is
achieved through the creation, communication,
delivery and exchange of a competitive
social marketing offer that induces voluntary
change in the targeted social group, and which
results in benefit to the social change campaign’s recipients,
partners and the broader society at large.
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Benefit
Benefit [in social marketing] is where the
return on social
investment through actual or
perceived returns exceeds the
financial and non financial costs of the
social marketing activity