Social Marketing: The Family Planning Experience

Abstract
Marketing is a field in transition. In recent years, its spectrum has broadened to involve marketing of social causes. So far, we have been flooded with literature and discussions of the theoretical underpinnings of broadening the concept of marketing. There seems to be a greater need now to examine available evidence of “broadening type” applications, especially in the most controversial area of “social marketing.” This is a report on a social marketing application. It explores the application of marketing technology in family planning.

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