This document discusses child abuse in Vietnam and proposes a communication campaign to address it. It begins by defining child abuse and providing statistics on its prevalence in Vietnam. Most parents admit to physically punishing their children but do not view it as abuse. The document then segments the target consumer and identifies "strict parents" as the main target. It proposes a three-phase campaign to raise awareness that fear-based parenting increases distance between parents and children, engage parents through an experiential activity, and advocate for a new parenting approach through distribution of handbooks. The goal is to change perceptions and reduce rates of child abuse in Vietnam.
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Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
This document proposes a marketing plan called "The Giant Clock" to promote an 8-hour parenting course called Shichida. The course teaches communication techniques to help parents effectively teach lessons to children without using violence. The plan targets "Instinct Parents" aged 25-35 who feel stressed and lack direction. It will use giant clocks in public areas to trigger awareness of the issue. School events and digital campaigns will then encourage experience of Shichida's methods. Storybooks sharing real parent stories will amplify registration for the course. The three phase plan aims to increase brand awareness and course registrations over time with a total budget of $248,000 USD.
About
Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
Young Marketers 5+1 The Second Chance Văn Phú MạnhManh Van
This document outlines a 3-phase campaign plan by Afamily, a Vietnamese news and family website, to address the problem of increasing child sexual abuse in Vietnam.
Phase 1 aims to make parents realize the dangers their innocent children face by creating a viral video clip highlighting this insight. It also offers a free online course to teach parents how to discuss sex appropriately with children.
Phase 2 focuses on encouraging parents to gain knowledge from the course. It includes a video series and sharing knowledge from the course through an offline contest called "Mommy, I know."
Phase 3 promotes the contest to further build the reading habit on Afamily and engage more parents in discussions about protecting children from sexual abuse. The plan outlines objectives
This document contains a chapter-by-chapter summary of techniques for parents to help their children deal with bullying. It discusses teaching children to speak to adults if bullied, encouraging group activities to prevent solo children from being targeted, considering self-defense classes to boost confidence, talking to school officials if needed, teaching composure and confidence, and ensuring children understand not to bully others. The overall message is that through open communication and setting the right example, parents can help children face bullying in a positive way.
This document provides an overview of the Common Core standards and what they aim to achieve. It explains that Common Core establishes consistent learning goals across all states in key subject areas like math and English. This is intended to ensure students receive a standard quality education no matter what public school they attend and are adequately prepared for college or careers. The document discusses some of the potential benefits of Common Core, while also acknowledging some concerns critics have raised about its implementation and ability to prepare students for more advanced fields of study.
This document provides an overview of child development across 8 chapters. It discusses development basics, expected milestones, gross and fine motor skills, cognitive skills, speech, social skills, and developmental delays. Each chapter defines the topic, provides examples of what parents can expect to see at different ages, and notes the importance of monitoring development while understanding that children progress at their own pace. The document emphasizes seeking medical advice if delays are significant or prolonged.
This document outlines a marketing campaign plan for a Vietnamese brand called Shichida. The objectives are to raise brand awareness of Shichida and its new "Lessons Without Tears" product, which provides a non-violent method for parenting, and to reduce child violence rates. The key target segment is parents who reluctantly use violence to discipline children. The campaign will use viral video clips, online and offline experiences, and events to trigger interest in alternative parenting methods and showcase the product's benefits. Performance will be evaluated based on revenue, applicants, brand recognition, behavior changes, and message sharing.
About
Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
This document proposes a marketing plan called "The Giant Clock" to promote an 8-hour parenting course called Shichida. The course teaches communication techniques to help parents effectively teach lessons to children without using violence. The plan targets "Instinct Parents" aged 25-35 who feel stressed and lack direction. It will use giant clocks in public areas to trigger awareness of the issue. School events and digital campaigns will then encourage experience of Shichida's methods. Storybooks sharing real parent stories will amplify registration for the course. The three phase plan aims to increase brand awareness and course registrations over time with a total budget of $248,000 USD.
About
Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
Young Marketers 5+1 The Second Chance Văn Phú MạnhManh Van
This document outlines a 3-phase campaign plan by Afamily, a Vietnamese news and family website, to address the problem of increasing child sexual abuse in Vietnam.
Phase 1 aims to make parents realize the dangers their innocent children face by creating a viral video clip highlighting this insight. It also offers a free online course to teach parents how to discuss sex appropriately with children.
Phase 2 focuses on encouraging parents to gain knowledge from the course. It includes a video series and sharing knowledge from the course through an offline contest called "Mommy, I know."
Phase 3 promotes the contest to further build the reading habit on Afamily and engage more parents in discussions about protecting children from sexual abuse. The plan outlines objectives
This document contains a chapter-by-chapter summary of techniques for parents to help their children deal with bullying. It discusses teaching children to speak to adults if bullied, encouraging group activities to prevent solo children from being targeted, considering self-defense classes to boost confidence, talking to school officials if needed, teaching composure and confidence, and ensuring children understand not to bully others. The overall message is that through open communication and setting the right example, parents can help children face bullying in a positive way.
This document provides an overview of the Common Core standards and what they aim to achieve. It explains that Common Core establishes consistent learning goals across all states in key subject areas like math and English. This is intended to ensure students receive a standard quality education no matter what public school they attend and are adequately prepared for college or careers. The document discusses some of the potential benefits of Common Core, while also acknowledging some concerns critics have raised about its implementation and ability to prepare students for more advanced fields of study.
This document provides an overview of child development across 8 chapters. It discusses development basics, expected milestones, gross and fine motor skills, cognitive skills, speech, social skills, and developmental delays. Each chapter defines the topic, provides examples of what parents can expect to see at different ages, and notes the importance of monitoring development while understanding that children progress at their own pace. The document emphasizes seeking medical advice if delays are significant or prolonged.
This document outlines a marketing campaign plan for a Vietnamese brand called Shichida. The objectives are to raise brand awareness of Shichida and its new "Lessons Without Tears" product, which provides a non-violent method for parenting, and to reduce child violence rates. The key target segment is parents who reluctantly use violence to discipline children. The campaign will use viral video clips, online and offline experiences, and events to trigger interest in alternative parenting methods and showcase the product's benefits. Performance will be evaluated based on revenue, applicants, brand recognition, behavior changes, and message sharing.
About
Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
This document discusses the importance of planning before having children. It emphasizes discussing finances, values, discipline, schedules and other considerations so the couple is prepared for the lifestyle changes babies require. Proper planning helps couples make adjustments gradually to welcome children without resentment or undue pressure on their relationship. The document provides tips for discussions couples should have to prepare for parenting.
This document is the September-October 2014 issue of the ParentEdge magazine. It contains various articles on parenting topics such as emotionally intelligent children, introducing children to numeracy, applying to college early decision, switching to organic food, first aid tips, and more. It also includes book reviews, recipes, and articles on extracurricular activities like model construction. The issue aims to help parents learn about child development and parenting trends to partner with their children's intellectual growth.
About
Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
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The document discusses effective strategies for positive communication between teachers and parents. It emphasizes communicating in a personalized, proactive, and partnership-focused manner. Specific tips include starting conversations on a positive note, addressing issues promptly, treating parents as experts on their own children, and focusing discussions on helping students succeed. The goal is to strengthen the home-school relationship through respectful, two-way communication.
Many people need parenting tips for toddlers. Toddlers are at the age where they want to be independent but still need a lot of help. Toddlers are well known for having a tantrum no matter where they are at. It is best to encourage your child to listen very well and cooperate with you. Just by following these few simple steps you will have a much happier toddler and a much happier you.
Always show your toddler how much you love them, toddlers love the attention lot, lots of hugs and kisses and playtime reassure them how much they are loved. You want the positive attention to way out number the negative attention they get. And praising your toddler for what they do right will usually keep them wanting to follow the rules.
This document provides tips for effective parent communication from a school principal. It outlines 5 tips for communicating early and often with parents, using various forms of communication like email, newsletters, and phone calls. It also lists 7 tips for successful parent-teacher conferences, which include being prepared, focusing on solutions, and listening well. Finally, it offers words of wisdom for communicating respectfully with students and parents, such as treating kids with respect, keeping parents informed, and remaining professional at all times.
Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) teaches parents how to communicate effectively with their children by avoiding being too permissive and using listening and problem-solving skills. PET utilizes a "behavior window" model where parents own problems to confront issues but let children own problems to facilitate growth. PET instructs parents to use active listening, avoid "you" messages, and not use 12 "roadblocks" like ordering or criticizing that could cause resistance or aggression in children.
- The document outlines a marketing plan for Biti's, a Vietnamese shoe brand, to address the lack of independence in urban Vietnamese children aged 5-7.
- It notes that Vietnamese parents are too impatient and do not allow children to solve problems on their own, hurting their development.
- The proposed approach is to open cycling parks where children can learn cycling skills and problem-solving through physical activity, boosting confidence and independence. A special cycling course and contest will launch in three cities to promote this.
The document provides 10 ways to teach values to children: 1) Tell stories from your life that illustrate moral dilemmas; 2) Live according to your own values as a role model; 3) Expose children to your religion or faith community; 4) Get to know who else influences your children; 5) Ask curious questions to stimulate dialogue about values; 6) Discuss values in a relaxed, conversational manner; 7) Read fairy tales when young to engage their imagination; 8) Involve children in art, activities and helping others more than TV/games; 9) Have frequent conversations about values at home; 10) Have high expectations for their values system.
This document provides guidance for parents on building self-confidence in children. It discusses accepting children for who they are, acknowledging both achievements and fears, teaching children to learn from mistakes, encouraging them to face fears, and showing belief in their abilities. The document contains tips for parents such as praising accomplishments, encouraging new experiences, and pushing children out of their comfort zone to boost confidence.
Digital Parenting Handbook to Your Tech-Driven KidsZEDU+
Technology is challenging our family life, our privacy, and peace of mind. But we believe that technology is the best thing that happened to mankind and if we educate ourselves like parents and raise our kids in the spirit of using technology properly and understanding it from a creator point of view, we can get back our peace of mind and allow our kids to grow with this amazing tool. This book will show you the way. Stay Safe, Stay Happy!
This document evaluates several marketing proposals from Elite 5 participants. It highlights achievements and failures of each proposal. The first proposal for a YM camp received positive feedback for its clear agenda, reasonable pricing, and good promotion strategy. However, it was noted that the camp needed certification and follow up steps. The second proposal for a "Hire Me Yet" service was critiqued for having an unclear brand role and concept not aligned with the insight. Execution was also noted as lacking strong motivators. The third proposal had a general insight but lacked understanding of brand role. Execution only included simple introduction posts. The final proposal had a strong segmentation and insight but the product role of certification was questioned and turning engagement into sales was seen as un
El documento presenta datos sobre la población estudiantil del Plantel 4 en Culhuacán durante el semestre 2010-B. Muestra gráficas sobre el número de estudiantes regulares, irregulares y ausentes por semestre, así como la distribución de la población por grado escolar e inscritos a exámenes de acreditación especial por semestre.
About
Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
This document discusses the importance of planning before having children. It emphasizes discussing finances, values, discipline, schedules and other considerations so the couple is prepared for the lifestyle changes babies require. Proper planning helps couples make adjustments gradually to welcome children without resentment or undue pressure on their relationship. The document provides tips for discussions couples should have to prepare for parenting.
This document is the September-October 2014 issue of the ParentEdge magazine. It contains various articles on parenting topics such as emotionally intelligent children, introducing children to numeracy, applying to college early decision, switching to organic food, first aid tips, and more. It also includes book reviews, recipes, and articles on extracurricular activities like model construction. The issue aims to help parents learn about child development and parenting trends to partner with their children's intellectual growth.
About
Young Marketers là một sân chơi mang tính trải nghiệm & định hướng cho những marketer tài năng của Việt Nam trong tương lai.
Mission
Young Marketers - Empower the next marketing generations
Description
Dự án Young Marketers là 1 sáng kiến và được thực hiện bởi công ty REDDER Advertising, và được cố vấn bởi các tên tuổi hàng đầu lĩnh vực marketing & advertising tại Việt Nam.
Young Marketers đến 2013 bao gồm 2 hoạt động chính là Young Marketers Contest & Young Marketers Elite Development Program nhằm mục đích định hướng, tìm kiếm và phát triển thế hệ marketing tiếp theo của Việt Nam.
Positive and effective parent communication nto 8 26-13cturnbullbf
The document discusses effective strategies for positive communication between teachers and parents. It emphasizes communicating in a personalized, proactive, and partnership-focused manner. Specific tips include starting conversations on a positive note, addressing issues promptly, treating parents as experts on their own children, and focusing discussions on helping students succeed. The goal is to strengthen the home-school relationship through respectful, two-way communication.
Many people need parenting tips for toddlers. Toddlers are at the age where they want to be independent but still need a lot of help. Toddlers are well known for having a tantrum no matter where they are at. It is best to encourage your child to listen very well and cooperate with you. Just by following these few simple steps you will have a much happier toddler and a much happier you.
Always show your toddler how much you love them, toddlers love the attention lot, lots of hugs and kisses and playtime reassure them how much they are loved. You want the positive attention to way out number the negative attention they get. And praising your toddler for what they do right will usually keep them wanting to follow the rules.
This document provides tips for effective parent communication from a school principal. It outlines 5 tips for communicating early and often with parents, using various forms of communication like email, newsletters, and phone calls. It also lists 7 tips for successful parent-teacher conferences, which include being prepared, focusing on solutions, and listening well. Finally, it offers words of wisdom for communicating respectfully with students and parents, such as treating kids with respect, keeping parents informed, and remaining professional at all times.
Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) teaches parents how to communicate effectively with their children by avoiding being too permissive and using listening and problem-solving skills. PET utilizes a "behavior window" model where parents own problems to confront issues but let children own problems to facilitate growth. PET instructs parents to use active listening, avoid "you" messages, and not use 12 "roadblocks" like ordering or criticizing that could cause resistance or aggression in children.
- The document outlines a marketing plan for Biti's, a Vietnamese shoe brand, to address the lack of independence in urban Vietnamese children aged 5-7.
- It notes that Vietnamese parents are too impatient and do not allow children to solve problems on their own, hurting their development.
- The proposed approach is to open cycling parks where children can learn cycling skills and problem-solving through physical activity, boosting confidence and independence. A special cycling course and contest will launch in three cities to promote this.
The document provides 10 ways to teach values to children: 1) Tell stories from your life that illustrate moral dilemmas; 2) Live according to your own values as a role model; 3) Expose children to your religion or faith community; 4) Get to know who else influences your children; 5) Ask curious questions to stimulate dialogue about values; 6) Discuss values in a relaxed, conversational manner; 7) Read fairy tales when young to engage their imagination; 8) Involve children in art, activities and helping others more than TV/games; 9) Have frequent conversations about values at home; 10) Have high expectations for their values system.
This document provides guidance for parents on building self-confidence in children. It discusses accepting children for who they are, acknowledging both achievements and fears, teaching children to learn from mistakes, encouraging them to face fears, and showing belief in their abilities. The document contains tips for parents such as praising accomplishments, encouraging new experiences, and pushing children out of their comfort zone to boost confidence.
Digital Parenting Handbook to Your Tech-Driven KidsZEDU+
Technology is challenging our family life, our privacy, and peace of mind. But we believe that technology is the best thing that happened to mankind and if we educate ourselves like parents and raise our kids in the spirit of using technology properly and understanding it from a creator point of view, we can get back our peace of mind and allow our kids to grow with this amazing tool. This book will show you the way. Stay Safe, Stay Happy!
This document evaluates several marketing proposals from Elite 5 participants. It highlights achievements and failures of each proposal. The first proposal for a YM camp received positive feedback for its clear agenda, reasonable pricing, and good promotion strategy. However, it was noted that the camp needed certification and follow up steps. The second proposal for a "Hire Me Yet" service was critiqued for having an unclear brand role and concept not aligned with the insight. Execution was also noted as lacking strong motivators. The third proposal had a general insight but lacked understanding of brand role. Execution only included simple introduction posts. The final proposal had a strong segmentation and insight but the product role of certification was questioned and turning engagement into sales was seen as un
El documento presenta datos sobre la población estudiantil del Plantel 4 en Culhuacán durante el semestre 2010-B. Muestra gráficas sobre el número de estudiantes regulares, irregulares y ausentes por semestre, así como la distribución de la población por grado escolar e inscritos a exámenes de acreditación especial por semestre.
The resume summarizes Gobinath R's experience as a software developer with 1.8 years of experience using technologies like .NET Framework, C#, ASP.NET MVC, SQL Server, and JavaScript. He has worked on projects like a school management app, college management system, and CRM software. His academic background includes a BSc in IT and an MCA.
SHICHIDA aims to reduce violence against children in Vietnam by promoting non-violent parenting methods. The document outlines SHICHIDA's strategy to raise awareness of understanding children's perspectives in order to teach responsibility without violence. The campaign uses viral video, influencers, and a booth tour with parent-child activities and confessions to show the importance of comprehension. The goal is to empower parents to truly understand their children and change social views on discipline.
Young marketers 2014 - The Second Chance - Captivate your childrenMai Hong Ngoc
Vietnamese parents are struggling to connect with their children and educate them effectively. A social experiment showed that while children love their parents, they find conversations with parents boring. Shichida launches a new educational method called "No Tear Lesson" to teach parents how to build connections with children through love, praise and recognition instead of violence. The campaign aims to inspire parents to apply this method and reduce stress in child rearing. Shichida will run workshops and a TV show featuring parenting experts to teach parents how to captivate their children's attention and inspire them to learn. The goal is to create a trusted educational method tailored for Vietnamese parents and children.
UFLL 2019 _ BBO _ Seventh Generation _ Lâm Tiên KhảiKhải Tiên
@NgocPhuoc @NgocTran @Tien Khai prepared this deck. I leanred that 3C in creating big idea is needed to create consistency and problemsolver. Otherwise, it is just a nonsense propoganda
Educate parents on the importance of age-appropriate sex education for their children through a multi-phase campaign. The campaign aims to first raise awareness of risks to children, challenge misconceptions about sex education, and provide easy methods for parents to discuss sensitive topics. It also creates an online community for parents to continue sharing experiences and receiving expert guidance. The goal is to establish the brand as a trusted source of information and empower parents to protect their children through open communication.
This document outlines a 3-phase campaign plan to increase parental awareness of and engagement in teaching children about sex to prevent sexual abuse. Phase 1 aims to make parents realize the importance of teaching children about sex through a viral video clip. Phase 2 offers a free online course on proper sex education techniques. Phase 3 promotes a contest to encourage continued reading and discussion on the topic. The goal is to change behaviors and build reading habits on the Afamily website among target customers of mothers with children aged 6-13 in Vietnam.
Young marketers 5+1 + The Second Chance + NGUYỄN THỊ DUNGDung Nguyen
This document outlines a social media campaign to educate mothers about teaching children body safety and sexuality education. It aims to raise awareness that not providing this education puts children at risk of sexual abuse. The campaign includes developing an app that offers fun, teachable moments for mothers and children to discuss body safety. It also features viral video content, print ads, and a forum community to empower mothers to protect their children through reliable sexuality education resources. The goal is to overcome cultural barriers and empower mothers to have important conversations with their kids.
Young Marketers 5+1 The Second Chance + Phạm Xuân HuyHuy Pham Xuan
This document outlines a campaign to encourage parents to discuss gender education with their children. It includes:
1) The target audience is parents who are aware of the importance of gender education but hesitate to discuss it, living in three large Vietnamese cities.
2) The insight is that parents want to discuss it but don't have an appropriate approach as they think some topics are unsuitable.
3) The big idea is to use shocking messages and facial/behavior analysis tools on a website to convince parents their children may already be abused, then encourage attending a workshop to learn effective communication skills.
Young Marketers 5+1 + Nguyễn Trương Hoài NhânNhân Nguyễn
This document proposes a CSR campaign to educate Vietnamese parents and protect children from sexual abuse. The campaign aims to change parents' perceptions about discussing sexuality with children from embarrassment to active education. It will provide information through an online mother-friendly portal and creative content. The first idea uses interactive photos showing hidden scenes of abuse to raise awareness of dangers of ignorance. The second repurposes ad-skipping behavior to drive parents to the website. The third uses educational stickers to facilitate conversations. Objectives include increasing brand love, website visits, and starting sexuality discussions. The expected budget is $9,500 over two phases focused on awareness and engagement.
Young Marketers 5+1 + Nguyễn Trương Hoài NhânNhân Nguyễn
This document proposes a CSR campaign to address child sexual abuse in Vietnam by changing parents' perceptions about discussing sexuality with their children. The campaign aims to show parents that innocence is not ignorance, and that educating children helps protect them while retaining innocence. It will use interactive photos, pre-roll ads, and talk-able stickers across websites and social media to raise awareness and encourage conversation. The goals are to impact over 80% of targeted mothers and increase brand love for the supporting organization. A budget of $9,500 over two phases is outlined to measure outcomes like engagement, education starts, and social impacts.
The document outlines a campaign to educate rural mothers in Vietnam about child sex education. It begins by establishing the social problem of child sexual abuse occurring more in rural areas where parents are less aware. The campaign's big idea is to create "Mom's Classes", both online and offline, where mothers can learn about teaching their children about sex for the first time, as this was previously seen as a taboo topic. The deployment plan involves three phases: 1) Triggering awareness through a viral video, 2) Engaging mothers through workshops partnering with Women's Unions, and 3) Retaining learning through an online content hub. The goal is to educate mothers so they feel comfortable discussing this important topic to protect their children.
Here are some top things you may consider while supporting your children: 1. Create a safe space to talk, 2. Boost their self-esteem, 3. Encourage learning.
Education World Global ECE Conference Workshops.
Workshop 3: “I know what’s best for the child”: The Art of Effective Parent Communication, 22 January 2016.
Young marketers 5+1 + Nguyen Vu Ngoc AnhAnh Nguyen
The document proposes solutions to address the problem of child sexual abuse in Vietnam. It finds that abuse often involves family or acquaintances grooming children online and a lack of sex education from parents. It recommends (1) raising awareness about abuse in a popular TV program, (2) using social media influencers to share information on teaching children protection, and (3) creating an online portal with educational games and forums to teach parents to have ongoing conversations about safety with their children. The low-cost campaign aims to educate 5 million parents over one year and measurably increase participation.
This document outlines a marketing plan to address the issue of child sexual abuse in Vietnam. It proposes creating an online course to educate parents on how to talk to their children about sex and protecting them. The target audience is parents of children aged 6-13 who are active online. Research found parents lack knowledge on this topic. The course would provide guidance on mindset, timing, communication skills. A forum allows parents to share experiences. A two-phase activation plan uses influencers and ads to raise awareness of the issue and promote the course on social media and afamily.vn. The goal is to educate guardians and equip parents to protect children.
Attachment Parenting: Transform your family with expert tips.
https://impressiveparenting.com/blog
Slide Description:
Welcome to a journey of love, connection, and profound parenting principles. In this enlightening slide, we delve into the heart of attachment parenting, a philosophy that emphasizes the importance of building secure emotional bonds between parents and their children.
Slide Content:
Introduction to Attachment Parenting:
Explore the core concepts of attachment parenting, an approach that seeks to foster a strong emotional connection right from the start. Understand the significance of nurturing bonds that last a lifetime.
Building Trust Through Responsive Parenting:
Discover the power of responsive parenting techniques that promote trust and security. From prompt responses to a child's needs to practicing active listening, learn how these simple yet impactful strategies lay the foundation for a secure parent-child relationship.
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Young Marketers 5+1 + Đỗ Thị Quỳnh VânQuynh Van Do
The document outlines a campaign to encourage parents to openly provide sex education to their children aged 6-13. It notes increasing child abuse cases as motivation. The campaign aims to change parents' perspective of sex education as a natural part of children exploring their bodies, rather than a threat to innocence. A three month campaign is proposed using viral videos, a Facebook page, discussions with influencers, a landing page, and a mobile app to educate children in a fun way and commit parents to discussion. The budget is 2 billion VND split between media costs and creative/production costs.
Young marketers 5+1 + Nguyễn Đặng Khả Tínkhatin1996
The document outlines a marketing campaign for a brand called Afamily aimed at parents of children aged 6-13 in Vietnam. The campaign addresses the issue of child molestation in the country and aims to educate parents on having age-appropriate sex education conversations with their children to help protect them. The campaign will use an emotional viral video of a celebrity sharing their experience of abuse as a child to raise awareness and prompt parents to learn more. It then shifts to informational content on social media to provide parents with guidance on discussing sexuality appropriately with their kids. The goal is to educate at least 30% of concerned parents on having these important conversations.
The document discusses how early childhood education programs can help prevent child abuse and neglect by promoting protective factors in families. It outlines several protective factors shown to prevent abuse, including parental resilience, social connections, knowledge of parenting/child development, and children's social-emotional competence. It also describes strategies programs use to strengthen these factors, such as parent education, social support, responding to crises, and observing for early signs of abuse or neglect. Overall, the document argues that early childhood programs are well-positioned to detect and address family issues to prevent child maltreatment.
Young marketers 5+1 Nguyen Huynh Chi HieuHieu Nguyen
This document outlines a marketing campaign for Afamily WebthrethO to help parents overcome shyness in discussing sex education with their children. It proposes three phases:
1. Hosting livestreams with a pediatrician discussing real cases of child abuse to convince parents of the importance of talking to their kids.
2. Normalizing sensitive topics by symbolizing words and having parents directly discuss body functions and puberty with children on a practice video platform.
3. Parents sharing their journeys of overcoming shyness through storytelling in a library of encouragement testimonials.
The goal is to empower parents to have open conversations about safety to protect children from threats like pedophilia.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a branding campaign focused on preventing and stopping child sexual abuse in Vietnam. The campaign's target audience is mothers aged 23-40 with children aged 6-13. It will launch on the Afamily platform, which provides parenting information. The campaign's key message is that loving mothers means teaching children about sexual abuse prevention. It will use viral clips, touchscreens, and events to raise awareness and encourage open discussion between mothers and children on this uncomfortable topic. The goal is to empower mothers and make Afamily a trusted resource for parenting advice and support.
2. What is
Child Abuse?
Child abuse comes in many different forms such as
negligence, physical abuse, fetal abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, and spiritual abuse.
(definition of UNICEF)
3. That’s why action of
beating
criticizing
threatening
is considered
as a type of Child Abuse
4. Of the 75% children suffered from abuse
56.6% experienced abuse in the form of criticize, insult or threat.
11% experienced slapping, pushing or got objects thrown at.
15.7% experienced it in the form of beating
(According to a research of camnanggiadinh.com.vn)
6. believed that beating or criticizing was not “Bạo lực”/“Bạo hành”.
We asked
for 100 parents
70 parents
admitted to have used “Bạo lực”/”bạo hành” with their children.
Only
10 parents
Almost all parents
assumed that their children must be “Sứt da mẻ trán” to be called “Bạo lực”/”Bạo hành
7. While many child abuse cases were seriously condemned by media.
Vietnamese parents don’t seem to think that these are their own stories.
8. We need a clearer concept
a new approach
a pioneer in solving Child Abuse
The first challenge
is the misconception
about
“Bạo lực”/”Bạo hành”
In this communication campaign, we won’t use the term “Bạo lực”/ Bạo hành”
We will use the term “Dạy con bằng nỗi sợ”
9. .
Why does this problem concern Shichida?
Core value of Shichida is
“Love. Praise. Accept.”
based on
“caring for child’s emotion”
The ultimate result of using violence to teach children is
“breaking child’s emotion, leaving only fear in their heart””
10. Category
Barrier
90% parents
think that children mainly need knowledge and aptitude
40% parents
think that children
also need
emotional
development
and skill
Early childhood Education
11. Strict
Parents
High control/
demand
Low control/
demand
High Responsiveness/ Communication/
Low Responsiveness/ Communication/
Caring
Parents
Pampering
Parents
Neglecting parents
We segment the customers based on 2 factors:
- Degree of responsiveness to children needs and communication.
- Degree of control over and demand from children
Segmentation
12. Target
Consumer
Main target:
Strict Parents
Parent with children from 3-12 years old, living in 6 cities. Income: BC+
High degree of control and demand but low degree of responsiveness to kid’s need
Behavior
Attitude
Enforce their commands using reward and punishment, without providing reason for the rules except “Because I said so!”
Impose rules and expect obedience, have a tendency to give commands
Highly believe that “I know best”
Have high expectation
view instant obedience as a good virtue.
13. Almost all parents in T.C feel unease when their children tend to avoid and feel afraid when communicate with them.
FACT
14. Consumer Understanding
Why
The unexplained punishment only makes children feel scared of their parents.
Why is
important
Fear-based punishment increases parents- child distance
Why is
important
The bigger the parents- child distance is, the less the intimacy with children is. However, being intimate with children is the most joyful moment for parents.
15. Consumer
Insight
Being intimate with my children is the greatest joyful moment for me, but I accidentally increase the distance with my children by using fear-based parenting. I want a better parenting method for my children which will not harm the intimacy we share.
16. Which product can satisfy Consumer Insight?
“Lesson without tears” Course
Functional Benefit:
Shichida will be a guide to show a new parenting method based on understanding of child’s personality and potential
Emotional Benefit: Nurturing Intimacy with children
17. No fear, no distance, only intimacy
Intimacy Defender
Brand role
Big
Idea
Key messege:
Sợ ba, con thường cố nán lại trường thay vì vội vã chạy về nhà
Sợ mẹ, con hay lẩn khỏi vòng tay thay vì ùa vào lòng mẹ như ngày nào.
Sợ ba, con chỉ dám im lặng thay vì vồn vã thắc mắc bao điều kỳ lạ xung quanh con
18. Phase1: Awareness
Phase2: Engagement
Phase3: Advocate
Objective
To raise awareness that “fear creates distance”
Experience the core value of “lesson without tears” course
Build brand equity (“Intimate moment”)
Key message
“Stop making your children feel fear because it can turn into unreachable distance”
“Shichida gives parent a the best customized education solution for their children without damaging intimate moments.”
“Intimacy with kids is the greatest joyful moment of family”
Key hook
Sponsor TV Show “Bố ơi mình đi đâu thế?”
“Find your child’s future job” Extra curriculum
Handbooks “Intimate moment”
Tactic Supportive
TV show sponsor
Editorial/ Advertorial
Social debate
Activation On School
Editorial/ Advertorial
Video Recap
Social
Activation
Channel
TV
Social
PR/Digital
OOH
Social
Event
Social
OOH: school information
Branding strategy
Shichida will appear in content of TV show, fanpage, forum and PR articles.
Cooperate with school to organize a series of extra- curriculum activities.
Handbooks published by Shichida
EXECUTION
PLAN
19. Consumer journey
Desired response
Primary Barriers
Primary Drivers
Roles of communication
I will stop using fear-based parenting to close the distance between me and my children.
They believe that fear- based parenting is the most effective method.
Fear-based parenting is imperfect method because it make distance.
Raise awareness that” fear creates distance”
I will try the course to learn about the better education solution for my kids without damaging intimate moments.
They have not associated with the better education solution for children.
The only “lesson without tears” course to help them find the perfect education solution for children.
Experience the core value of “lesson without tears” course
I want to know more about the course and Shichida to make buying decision
They haven’t seen sufficient information about the course
Approachable and informative channel about the course
Build brand equity
EXECUTION
PLAN
20. Phase 1: Awareness
EXECUTION
PLAN
Sponsor TV Show “Bố ơi mình đi đâu thế?”
We will sponsor for TV show: “Bố ơi mình đi đâu thế” throughout the content of “why kids keep long distance with parents?”, “why my child still keep her secret with me?”.
Week 1:
In a journey, Phan Anh’s daughter will bite Minh Khang’s daughter because she’s jealous when Hoang Bach’s son is more close to MK’s daughter than her. Minh Khang screams at her and she kept silence from then
Week 2:
In next trip, Minh Khang’s daughter keep silence and distance to him. Then he’s confused and worried so much and asked for many advices .
Week 3:
He will find a problem solution by talking to his kids and say sorry to her. He asks her why she did that and explain why she shouldn’t do this. He promises to be calmer.
Tactic supportive: Social Debate, Advertorial/ Editorial
21. Phase 2: Engagement
“Find your child’s future job” Extra Curriculum
EXECUTION
PLAN
We will organize a contest “Find your child’s future job” Form: A team includes parents and child. Content: A team has to overcome many challenges together to find the most suitable jobs for their children. The parents will only instruct the children to finish the challenge
Brand role: Shichida will be a guide to show a better and customized education solution for children through “lesson without tears”
Message: "Every child has his/her own potential which can be discovered only by understanding and intimacy. That is why he/she needs a customized education solution
22. Phase 3: Advocate
EXECUTION
PLAN
Publishing free “Series of Handbooks” for parents and children at kindergartens and primary schools.
Teachers will give this handbook for their students to bring home. Attached information about “Lesson without tears” and Shichida brand.
Content: Handbooks based on 100 real stories of participants’ experience from extra-curricular activities. Each story will depict a unique situation using illustration. Media stragety: PR articles.
Series of Handbook “Intimacy moment”
23. KPI
Activity/ Channel
Place
Budget
March
April
May
W1
W2
W3
W4
W1
W2
W3
W4
TV show sponsor
1b
x
x
x
Extra curriculum
South
1b
x
x
x
x
North
1b
x
x
x
X
West
400m
x
x
x
x
Published hand-books
South
400m
x
North
400m
x
West
200m
x
PR/digital, social
300m
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Promotion
300m
x
x
x
x
x
Total
5b
24. Jobs to be done
Measurable Objectives
Measurement Tracking
Awaken
1.000.000.000
Rating of TV show.
Media tracking
Build brand equity
500.000
Research Agency
Registration of event
40.000
Registration turns.
Sales
16 billion
Sales of company.
Application turns.
Rate of abuse child
5% down
Research Agency
Change parents’ perception in raising children
600.000
Sales of company.
Research Agency
Evaluation