Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6
Chapter 1 – Planning Campaigns
The Nine Step Model pg. 10 -11
It is cyclical in form. It is based on the idea that feedback from one campaign can contribute to
the development of the next. T
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Chapter 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6
Chapter 1 – Planning Campaigns
The Nine Step Model pg. 10 -11
It is cyclical in form. It is based on the idea that feedback from one campaign can contribute to
the development of the next. The steps in the nine step model are (1) Rational, needs and
priorities, (2) Aims and Objectives, (3) Theoretical Model, (4) Method and design, (5) Resources
and budget, (6) Evaluation, (7) Action Plan, (8) Implementation, (9) Feedback and future.
Social Marketing Theory
Total Planning Process
The 4 P’s
Precede-Proceed Model
Intervention Mapping Planning Model
Chapter 2 – Frameworks and Foundations
SMART Objectives pg. 25 -26
Specific: This means your objective needs to be a specific statement that clearly states its
purpose.
Measurable: This means your objective can be measured through the evaluation process.
Achievable: This means your objective needs to be able to be achieved by your target group.
Realistic: This means your objective needs to have a realistic outcome.
Timebound: This means your objective needs to be set to a specific timeframe in order for it to
be measured.
Difference Between Types of Objectives (Awareness, Knowledge, Attitudinal, Behavioral) pg.
27
Awareness – To raise awareness of … To increase awareness of …
Knowledge – To increase knowledge of … To increase the number of people who can
Attitudinal – To promote more positive attitudes towards … To reduce negative attitude towards
…
Empowerment – To enable a group of people to … To increase the number of people who can …
Behavior – To increase the number of people ho can… To reduce the number of people who…
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