Approaches on the Application of Social Marketing in Non-Profit Institutions
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Social Marketing, Strategic Planning, Promotion, Direct Marketing, Nonprofit InstitutionsAbstract
This paper offers the reader a first approach to the basic concepts of social marketing aimed at non-profit institutions. It consists of six sections in which, after introducing the reader to the subject, descriptions of marketing, promotional mix and direct marketing, strategic planning and social marketing are presented, to specify this last topic on non-profit institutions. The considerations presented here are a starting point to later propose social marketing strategies aimed at attracting donations in a non-profit institution. Finally, conclusions are formulated that will certainly be enriched by the readers' own reflection.
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