Monday, February 8th, 12:30 p.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Kelley Dennings, Education and Outreach Project Manager, NC DENR, DPPEA
The RE3.org campaign kicked off in 2005 skewed towards a male demographic for high schoolers, college students and twenty-somethings. The campaign includes bottle openers, bumper stickers, commercials, posters and t-shirts.
This presentation will examine such social media tactics used by RE3.org such as:
-Review social marketing tools as described in Fostering Sustainable Behavior.
-Provide examples of how the tools have been used by NC communities and in the Recycle Guys and RE3 marketing campaigns in NC. -Differentiate between Social Marketing and Social MediaDiscuss the background research RE3.org conducted into barriers and communication devises. Review audience segmentation.
-Social Marketing Strategies
1) Commitment: Recycle Guys and RE3.org examples
2) Prompts: Recycle Guys and RE3.org examples
3) Norms: National Recycle Guys and RE3.org examples
4) Communication: Recycle Guys and RE3.org examples
5) Incentives: Recycle Guys and RE3.org examples
-RE3.org social media usage and how-to implement
1) Blog
2) MySpace and Facebook
3) YouTube
4) Mobile phone text campaigns
-Future social marketing, social media and viral marketing ideas for NC