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Up and Out of Poverty : The Social Marketing Solution

ISBN: 9780137141005 | 0137141009
Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. Date: 1/1/2009

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
"Philip Kotler, pioneer in social marketing, and Nancy Lee bring their incisive thinking and pragmatic approach to the problems of behavior change at the bottom of the pyramid. Creative solutions to persistent problems that affect the poor require the tools of social marketing and multi-stakeholder management. In this book, the poor around the world have found new and powerful allies. A must read for those who work to alleviate poverty and restore human dignity."CK Prahalad, Paul and Ruth McCracken Distinguished University Professor, Ross Schoo... MORE
Acknowledgmentsp. xiv
About the Authorsp. xv
Forewordp. xvi
Prefacep. xix
Understanding the Poverty Problem and Its Broad Solutionsp. 1
Why Poverty Hurts Everyonep. 3
Who and How Many Are the Poor?p. 6
Where Do the Poor Live?p. 8
Why Are They Poor?p. 11
Why Should We Care About the Poor?p. 1... MORE
Summaryp. 18
Endnotesp. 19
Examining a Barrel of Current Solutionsp. 21
Major Strategies Proposed for Reducing Povertyp. 22
The Need for a Multilateral Strategyp. 26
Funding Organizations Active in Fighting Povertyp. 26
Fifty Current Specific Measures to Help the Poorp. 33
Unintended Consequences of Well-Intentioned Programsp. 38
Why Marketing Thinking Must Be Added to the Poverty Solutionp. 39
Six Key Understandings About the Poorp. 41
Not What, But Howp. 43
Summaryp. 44
Endnotesp. 44
The Social Marketing Solutionp. 47
What Is Involved in Trying to Change Someone's Behavior?p. 48
What Is Social Marketing?p. 51
What Poverty-Related Issues Can Benefit from Social Marketing?p. 52
How Does Social Marketing Differ from Commercial Marketing, Nonprofit Marketing, and Marketing in the Public Sector?p. 54
What Are the Main Principles of Social Marketing?p. 56
How Did the Social Marketing Concept Evolve?p. 59
Who Does Social Marketing?p. 62
What Are Other Ways to Impact Social Issues?p. 63
What Is the Social Marketer's Role in Influencing Upstream Factors?p. 65
Summaryp. 66
Endnotesp. 68
Applying Marketing Perspectives and Solutionsp. 71
Segmenting the Poverty Marketplacep. 73
Steps in Determining Target Market Prioritiesp. 81
The Traditional Theory and Practice of Market Segmentationp. 82
Segmenting by Level of Povertyp. 85
The Prevalence of and Problem with Macrosegmentationp. 87
The Case for Microsegmentationp. 88
Recommended Segmentation Strategies for Social Marketing Campaignsp. 93
Additional Considerations When Choosing Segmentation Variablesp. 95
Summaryp. 99
Endnotesp. 99
Evaluating and Choosing Target Market Prioritiesp. 101
Models for Evaluating Segmentsp. 110
Summary: Which Model Should Be Chosen?p. 126
Endnotesp. 128
Determining Desired Behavior Changesp. 131
What Are Desired Behaviors?p. 138
Behavior Change Theoriesp. 141
An Analytical Model for Selecting Behaviorsp. 153
Summaryp. 158
Endnotesp. 159
Understanding Barriers, Benefits, and the Competition for Changep. 163
Barriersp. 167
Benefitsp. 171
The Competitionp. 175
Summaryp. 179
Endnotesp. 182
Developing a Desired Positioning and Strategic Marketing Mixp. 185
Positioningp. 193
The Strategic Marketing Mix (The Four Ps)p. 196
Summaryp. 213
Endnotesp. 214
Ensuring an Integrated Approachp. 217
Developing a Social Marketing Planp. 219
Background, Purpose, and Focusp. 222
Situation Analysisp. 222
Target Audience Profilep. 224
Marketing Objectives and Goalsp. 225
Factors Influencing Adoption of the Behaviorp. 227
Positioning Statementp. 228
Marketing Mix Strategiesp. 229
Plan for Monitoring and Evaluationp. 234
Budgetp. 235
Plan for Implementation and Campaign Managementp. 236
Summaryp. 236
Endnotesp. 237
The Public Sector's Role in Poverty Reductionp. 239
What Distinct and Critical Role Do Government Agencies Play in Reducing Poverty?p. 246
The U.S. Government's Role in Poverty Reductionp. 248
The Chinese Government's Rolep. 250
The Bangladesh Government's Rolep. 253
Overall View of the Government's Role in Poverty Reductionp. 254
Social Marketing in the Public Sectorp. 256
Summaryp. 258
Endnotesp. 259
The Nonprofit Sector's Role in Poverty Reductionp. 261
What Are Nonprofit Organizations, and Why Are They Necessary?p. 262
What Distinct and Critical Role Do NPOs Play in Reducing Poverty?p. 268
What Important NPOs Are Operating in the Poverty Area?p. 270
NPOs Within a Country Battle the Poverty Problemp. 274
Social Marketing in the Nonprofit Sectorp. 280
Summaryp. 282
Endnotesp. 283
The Private Sector's Role in Poverty Reductionp. 285
The Unique Role That the Private Sector Plays in Poverty Reductionp. 292
Business Behavior in the Pastp. 294
Business Needs to Reformp. 296
Corporations Engage in the Poverty Problemp. 297
Company Efforts to Bring Down the Cost of Goods and Servicesp. 301
Social Marketing in the Private Sectorp. 302
Summaryp. 305
Endnotesp. 305
Getting the Three Sectors to Work Togetherp. 307
Developing a Three-Way Strategyp. 311
More About How the Three-Way Relationship Worksp. 315
Back to the Three-Way Partnershipp. 321
Summaryp. 325
Endnotesp. 325
Indexp. 327
Case Stories
HIV/AIDS: Reversing the Tide Through Audience Segmentation Techniquesp. 74
Sound Families: A Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Homeless Initiative in Washington Statep. 102
Family Planning: A Poverty-Reduction Solution, Case Stories from Population Services International (PSI)p. 132
Agricultural Productivity: The Promising Case in Malawip. 164
Sustainable Malaria Prevention: NetMark's Success Story in Africap. 186
Example: Reducing Tuberculosis in Perup. 222
New York City: Center for Economic Opportunityp. 240
Community Emergency Response and Disaster Mitigation in Central America: A Case Story from World Visionp. 263
Microsoft Helping Serbians and Roma in Hungary Reach Their Unlimited Potentialp. 286
Conquering River Blindness: It Takes a Global Partnershipp. 308
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Philip Kotler is S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International Marketing at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management. Hailed as the “foremost expert on the strategic practice of marketing,” he is author of Marketing Management, the field’s definitive textbook (now in its 13th edition).

 

Kotler’s books also include Principles of Marketing, Strategic Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations, Marketing Places, Kotler on Marketing, Marketing Insights A to Z, Lateral Marketing, Social Marketing, Museum Strategies and Marketing, Standing Room Only, and Corporate Social Responsibility. His research encompasses social marketing, innovation, consumer marketing, business marketing, services marketing, distribution, and e-marketing. He has consulted with companies including IBM, Bank of America, Merck, GE, and Honeywell.

 

Nancy R. Lee, President of Social Marketing Services, Inc., has more than 25 years of practical marketing experience in private, nonprofit, and public sectors. An adjunct faculty member at the University of Washington and Seattle University, she teaches Marketing in the Public Sector, Social Marketing, and Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations. 

 

Lee has coauthored four books with Philip Kotler, including Social Marketing: Improving the Quality of Life, Corporate Social Responsibility: Doing the Most Good for Your Company and Your Cause, and Marketing in the Public Sector: A Roadmap for Improved Performance.

 

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