2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2009.02.013
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Redefining social marketing with contemporary commercial marketing definitions

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“…It is possible to note the authors' indication of the presence of an element of voluntary change (cf. DANN, 2010) It is the application of commercial marketing techniques to benefit society. Its purpose is to produce voluntary changes in behavior through the knowledge of the needs, desires and barriers perceived by the target public: the society or part of it.…”
Section: Esteban (1997)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is possible to note the authors' indication of the presence of an element of voluntary change (cf. DANN, 2010) It is the application of commercial marketing techniques to benefit society. Its purpose is to produce voluntary changes in behavior through the knowledge of the needs, desires and barriers perceived by the target public: the society or part of it.…”
Section: Esteban (1997)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sources: Kotler and Zaltman (1971); Kotler and Roberto (1992); Andreasen (1994); Esteban (1997) Two items should be noted regarding social marketing programs: (i) there is a methodical use of trading -given that marketing refers to markets themselves -in the form of change planning; and (ii) social marketing is understood as an influencer of society, in the sense that it has persuasiveness through its campaigns to change behaviors, beliefs, practices, behaviors and values (DANN, 2010). The behavioral change would be achieved through the creation, communication, delivery and exchange of competitive social marketing offers, which would be capable of provoking voluntary change of the target audience (ANDREASEN, 1994), thus generating advantages for the beneficiaries of the social marketing campaign, in addition to the partners of the organization that promotes the campaign and society in general (FRENCH and RUSSELL-BENNETT, 2015).…”
Section: Andreasen (1994)mentioning
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“…Leximancer (www.leximancer.com) determines themes and their underlying concepts (subthemes) from qualitative data (Smith 2011) using a machine learning technique. Many existing research studies from various disciplines contain analysis performed by this tool, which is based on Bayesian theory (e.g., Campbell et al 2011;Dann 2010;Kirkendall and Krishen 2015;Krishen et al 2016). The tool also provides comparative diagrams derived from multiple files, such as comparing these four different search term definitions and calculating relative weights of themes and concepts from them (Rooney 2005).…”
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“…Social marketing (see Andreasen, 1993;2001;Dann, 2010) represents an opportunity to internalize co-responsibility for societal goals on the strategy level, such as societal security and in this case fraud prevention. The US insurance industry has coordinated national efforts around deterrence (e.g., formation of the NICB), and is engaged in the majority of the states.…”
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