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Is ‘Online’ Increasing the Number of People Engaged in Campaigns ?

Chris Rose  chris@campaignstrategy.co.uk    @campaignstrat Campaigns for good purposes must utilise the communications media of the time but it has become a pervasive, ‘default’ assumption that more ‘engagement’ or ‘mobilisation’ is automatically a good thing, and that means the more ‘online’, … Continue reading

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A Heuristic for Values Narratives

I’m often asked about speaking to ‘mixed audiences’ drawn from different Maslow Groups, that is the Settlers (Security Driven), Prospectors (Outer Directed) and the Pioneers (Inner Directed).  The advice is usually the same: (a) Segment if you can – and … Continue reading

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Framing and Why That Debate Was So Bad for Obama, Republicans on Drugs and Still the Best Study Ever ?

Framing: see this by Lakoff, and Frameworks Institute link below Obama Dismays Followers   After the first televised debate of the US Presidential election, Republicans were cock-a-hoop and Democrats frustrated and despondent.  Most people watching thought Obama had lost to … Continue reading

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The Weather It Is A-Changin’

Following CS Newsletter 81 and the paper ‘Changing Climate Campaigns: Time To Retire The Apocalypse‘, here are some links to record breaking weather – and to people thinking something seems to be going onOctober 2011 – July 2012 Thailand Floods … Continue reading

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Analysis of DEFRA Green Segmentation by Values

The British government department DEFRA (Department of Food, Environment and Rural Affairs, operating in England and Wales) developed a ‘green segmentation’ based on self-reported public behaviours, in 2008. This segmentation was intended to be used to understand and drive ‘green’ … Continue reading

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Exploring Konyism

Exploring Konyism Chris Rose, May 2012  chris@campaignstrategy.co.uk This blog explores the story, marketing, communications structure and wider issues surrounding the controversial Invisible Children ‘Stop Kony’ video released in March 2012.  It concludes that while it is almost impossible to say … Continue reading

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values clash on tv (uk)

Kevin McCloud’s current series of Grand Designs featuring his attempt to create an ‘eco’ housing development in the middle of Swindon (Grand Designs on Wednesdays at 9pm on Channel 4) is a fantastic example of a tragic clash of values. … Continue reading

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Labour Uncut reviews What Makes People Tick

Anthony Painter reviews “What Makes People Tick: The Three Hidden Worlds of Settlers, Prospectors and Pioneers” for Labour Uncut, at  http://bit.ly/pIUYT7 “There is nothing I can say to recommend this book more highly. If you don’t understand its argument you … Continue reading

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What Makes People Tick: The Three Hidden Worlds of Settlers, Prospectors and Pioneers

We now have some stock of the book so if you use the paypal button on the right of this page we can send you a copy. Chris

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Values by age (UK population)

I’m posting some data from Pat Dade at CDSM (www.cultdyn.co.uk) showing values distributions by age group for the UK population. age groups values distribution uk pop All age groups have people in all Maslow Groups (Settler, Prospector, pioneer).  But you … Continue reading

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