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SDM PRESENTATIONSDM PRESENTATION
SOCIALSOCIAL
ADVERTISINGADVERTISING
SOCIAL ETHICSSOCIAL ETHICS
VALUE INVALUE IN
ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT
WHAT IS SOCIAL
ADVERTISING?
 DEFINITION
It is a process for influencing human behavior on a large scale,
using marketing principles for the purpose of societal benefit
rather than for commercial profit. (Bill Smith 1999)
 It's about applying marketing and advertising principles to promote
health and social issues and bringing about positive behaviour
change.
 Social Marketing Sells a Behavior Change to a targeted Group of
Individuals.
- Accept a New Behavior
- Reject a Potential Behavior
- Modify a Current Behavior
- Abandon an Old Behavior
Examples of Social
Advertisement
 Accept a New Behavior
 Wear a Life Vest While Boating (reduce
drowning events)
 Reject a Potential Behavior
 Pregnant woman should avoid alcohol
(reduce incidence of birth defects)
Examples of Social
Advertisement
 Modify a Current Behavior
 Parents Wear car seat belts As a Model
(reduce injuries in accidents)
 Abandon an Old Behavior
 If You Smoke, Quit (reduce incidence of
birth defects)
FEATURES:-
 NON COMMERCIAL
 AIMED FOR SOCIETAL BENEFIT
 PERFORMED BY GOVERNMENT, NGO’S
OR BIG CORPORATES.
 DIRECTLY RELATED TO ATTITUDE OF
THE PEOPLE
 USE OF BIG AND POPULAR PEOPLE
ADVANTAGES:-
 HELPS IN ERADICATION OF SOCIAL
EVIL
 HELPS CHANGE ATTITUDE OF THE
PEOPLE OF THE SOCIETY
 HELPS CHANGE/IMPROVE REPUTATION
OF A COMPANY
SOCIAL CAUSES:-
 DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE
 QUIT SMOKING
 HIV/AIDS
 POLIO
 DOWRY ERADICATION
 CONSUMER INTERESTS
 ENVIRONMENT
AIDS AWARENESS
ANTI-SMOKING CAMPAIGN
Process of Social
Advertisement
 Define Problem -Based on Analysis,
Community Assessment Already
Completed.
 Identify Behavior Change/Actions
That Could Reduce/Eliminate Problem.
 Identify Potential Audience for
Marketing Intervention.
CELEBRITIES ENDORSING
SOCIAL ADS
 POPULAR PEOPLE ARE BEING HIRED FOR A
BETTER IMPACT.
 People like Amitabh Bachchan, Sachin Tendulkar
are often seen in ads for social causes.
 They have been endorsing ads for social causes
like pulse polio or Asian conservation awareness.
 Recently, cricketers were seen promoting ‘World
Hand Washing Day’.
 John Abraham and Bipasha basu endorses for
environment i.e. global warming.
UNUSUAL METHODS
 Celebrities have even promoted education
by charging the customers one rupee extra
on the purchase of various products.
 Selling of ‘Help Age India’ cards for the
benefit old people.
MADY BY:MADY BY:
VIKAS MITTALVIKAS MITTAL
THANK YOU. . . .THANK YOU. . . .

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  • 1. SDM PRESENTATIONSDM PRESENTATION SOCIALSOCIAL ADVERTISINGADVERTISING SOCIAL ETHICSSOCIAL ETHICS VALUE INVALUE IN ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT
  • 2. WHAT IS SOCIAL ADVERTISING?  DEFINITION It is a process for influencing human behavior on a large scale, using marketing principles for the purpose of societal benefit rather than for commercial profit. (Bill Smith 1999)  It's about applying marketing and advertising principles to promote health and social issues and bringing about positive behaviour change.  Social Marketing Sells a Behavior Change to a targeted Group of Individuals. - Accept a New Behavior - Reject a Potential Behavior - Modify a Current Behavior - Abandon an Old Behavior
  • 3. Examples of Social Advertisement  Accept a New Behavior  Wear a Life Vest While Boating (reduce drowning events)  Reject a Potential Behavior  Pregnant woman should avoid alcohol (reduce incidence of birth defects)
  • 4. Examples of Social Advertisement  Modify a Current Behavior  Parents Wear car seat belts As a Model (reduce injuries in accidents)  Abandon an Old Behavior  If You Smoke, Quit (reduce incidence of birth defects)
  • 5. FEATURES:-  NON COMMERCIAL  AIMED FOR SOCIETAL BENEFIT  PERFORMED BY GOVERNMENT, NGO’S OR BIG CORPORATES.  DIRECTLY RELATED TO ATTITUDE OF THE PEOPLE  USE OF BIG AND POPULAR PEOPLE
  • 6. ADVANTAGES:-  HELPS IN ERADICATION OF SOCIAL EVIL  HELPS CHANGE ATTITUDE OF THE PEOPLE OF THE SOCIETY  HELPS CHANGE/IMPROVE REPUTATION OF A COMPANY
  • 7. SOCIAL CAUSES:-  DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE  QUIT SMOKING  HIV/AIDS  POLIO  DOWRY ERADICATION  CONSUMER INTERESTS  ENVIRONMENT
  • 8.
  • 11. Process of Social Advertisement  Define Problem -Based on Analysis, Community Assessment Already Completed.  Identify Behavior Change/Actions That Could Reduce/Eliminate Problem.  Identify Potential Audience for Marketing Intervention.
  • 12. CELEBRITIES ENDORSING SOCIAL ADS  POPULAR PEOPLE ARE BEING HIRED FOR A BETTER IMPACT.  People like Amitabh Bachchan, Sachin Tendulkar are often seen in ads for social causes.  They have been endorsing ads for social causes like pulse polio or Asian conservation awareness.  Recently, cricketers were seen promoting ‘World Hand Washing Day’.  John Abraham and Bipasha basu endorses for environment i.e. global warming.
  • 13. UNUSUAL METHODS  Celebrities have even promoted education by charging the customers one rupee extra on the purchase of various products.  Selling of ‘Help Age India’ cards for the benefit old people.
  • 14. MADY BY:MADY BY: VIKAS MITTALVIKAS MITTAL THANK YOU. . . .THANK YOU. . . .