Understanding why social good campaigns fall short

Stephen Whiteside

Social good campaigns often fail because of errors related to strategy, research and objective-setting, according to a study published in Social Marketing Quarterly.

Understanding why social good campaigns fall short

Poor strategy, inadequate research and badly-conceived objectives are among the main reasons that campaigns hoping to achieve social good fail, according to a study in Social Marketing Quarterlythat dr

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