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Social Marketing Techniques for Influencing Behavior Change
1. Social Marketing
Presented by :-
SHUBHAM BAUHGUNA
SMS-530
M.B.A(2nd Semester)
DOON UNIVERSITY
-Influencing Behaviors for Good
Presentation
On
2. • The application of commercial marketing
techniques +
• To influence a key target audience +
• To voluntarily change a behavior =
• For the good of society
What is Social Marketing?
A Better Way, To Bring A Better World, To The Better People
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5. EVOLUTION
Started in 1950’s to provide marketing concepts which involve
ethical practices and tune with the social needs.
In India we first saw social marketing in 1960’s.(Family Planning)
6. CONCEPT
The societal marketing concept can be defined as the organizations task
which tries to identify the needs and interests of the consumers and
delivers quality services or in a way that consumer's and society's well
being is maintained.
In other words organizations have to balance consumer satisfaction,
company profits and long term welfare of society.
7. OBJECTIVES
To create a better image in the society for the company than it’s
competitors.
To carry out it’s social responsibilities. Developing community
awareness towards it’s brands.
To increase the consumer base and market share.
9. AREAS OF APPLICATION
Environmental-producing biodegradable products
, reduce emission of hazardous substances and
proper disposal of wastes.
Educational-creating awareness about various
social issues through promotional campaigns.
Technological-new innovative products having
unique features may serve the consumer’s as well
as the whole society’s interest.
10. BENEFITS
It helps to build a better image of the company.
Gives a competitive advantage over the competitors.
Useful in customer retention and long term relationships.
Increases the sales and market share.
11. CONCLUSION
Societal marketing is a concept which give an excellent framework
through which organization can do what they have set out to do,
helps individuals and society as a whole live better lives.
It involves understanding the needs of the consumers and the society
as a whole.