Advances in Consumer Research
Issue 4 : 342-348
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A Study on Social Marketing Strategies for Sustainable Public Behaviour Change
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Assistant Professor, Department of Management, NDIM, India.
Abstract

This report delves into the world of social marketing, exploring how marketing principles can be harnessed to create positive social change. Unlike traditional marketing focused on selling products, social marketing tackles societal issues like public health or environmental protection. Here's the catch: convincing people to change their behavior for the greater good is no easy feat.

This project aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of social cause marketing. We'll leverage research, industry practices, and interviews with marketing professionals to shed light on three key areas:

The Balancing Act: Challenges and Opportunities: We'll dissect the unique challenges faced in marketing social causes, like limited budgets and competition for people's attention. But fear not, we'll also explore the exciting opportunities, such as the potential for viral campaigns and passionate brand partnerships.

Tools for Change: Effective Strategies and Tactics: This section will equip you with a marketing toolkit specifically designed for social causes. We'll explore different strategies, like building awareness, and dive into specific tactics, like utilizing social media effectively.

Measuring Impact: The Power of Successful Campaigns: We won't just talk strategy; we'll analyze real-world campaigns that have demonstrably driven social change. Learning from their successes and failures will provide valuable insights for future endeavors.

The marketing of social causes, despite its challenges, holds considerable promise for driving positive social change. By leveraging digital platforms, storytelling, strategic partnerships, and a well-defined strategy, social marketing can influence behaviours and foster collective action toward social good .landscape

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