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Nancy R. Lee, M.B.A., is President of Social Marketing Services, Inc., in Seattle, Washington, a teaching associate at the University of Washington where she teaches social marketing in the public health and public administration programs, and a strategic advisor for social marketing campaigns at C+C in Seattle, a communications firm. She also teaches, through the International Social Marketing Association, an online course Introduction to Social Marketing Certificate Course. She can be reached at nancyrlee@msn.com.

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“AUDIENCE ORIENTATION: Social marketers view their audience as decision-makers with choices, rather than students to be educated, or incorrigibles to be regulated. Social Marketing begins with a bottom-up versus a top-down perspective, and therefore rejects the paternalist notion that “experts know what is best and will tell people how to behave for their own good” in favor of an audience-centered approach which seeks to understand what people want and provide them support in acquiring it.”
Nancy R. Lee, Social Marketing: Changing Behaviors for Good

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