Introduction to Social Marketing Lecture
Introduction to Social Marketing Lecture
Introduction to Social Marketing Lecture
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eport domestic<br />
violence<br />
exercise /<br />
physical activity<br />
get child<br />
immunised<br />
take drugs for fun /<br />
drink & get plastered<br />
avoid drugs &<br />
limit alcohol<br />
hair, nails,<br />
complexion<br />
don’t speed<br />
convenience<br />
don’t drink drive<br />
cross road safely<br />
‘rat on a rat’<br />
‘Competition’<br />
computer games<br />
excitement<br />
risk taking<br />
internet<br />
speed / exhilaration<br />
cars /<br />
mo<strong>to</strong>rbikes<br />
‘Think!’<br />
road safety<br />
mobile phones<br />
adulthood / maturity<br />
music<br />
street cred /<br />
streetwise / sussed<br />
report crime<br />
pleasure<br />
safer sex<br />
HIV/Aids<br />
my<br />
attention<br />
?<br />
don’t<br />
smoke<br />
sex<br />
fun / enjoyment<br />
satisfaction<br />
smoke<br />
happiness<br />
use<br />
NRT<br />
friends /<br />
social life<br />
claim benefits<br />
something<br />
for nothing<br />
tax returns<br />
reality check<br />
peer<br />
approval<br />
‘5-a-day’ eat fresh<br />
fruit & veg<br />
eat crisps, burgers,<br />
convenience food<br />
available time /<br />
boredom<br />
youth<br />
club<br />
buy latest<br />
clothes<br />
conserve energy<br />
save water<br />
sugar / sweets<br />
vote<br />
families &<br />
children<br />
cream cakes<br />
reduce<br />
salt<br />
park<br />
& ride<br />
recycle<br />
use public<br />
transport<br />
volunteer<br />
don’t<br />
litter
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