Tools for Engaging Landowners Effectively
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Brett Butler, U.S. Forest Service
Mary Tyrrell, Yale University
NAASF Joint Committee Meeting
Cooperative Forest Management and Forest Utilization
Lake Placid, NY
June 15-17, 2010
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Why Targeted Marketing?
Tips to Rev Up Your Outreach
Targeted Marketing in Action (coming soon)
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Designing communications to bring
about a specific behavior change in a
selected group of people
Based on group’s values, preferences,
and other characteristics
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Clear “call to action”
Targeted messages/materials
Persistence and consistence
Feedback from target audience
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FORESTRY SPEAK
LANDOWNER SPEAK
Forest
Woods, woodland, woodlot
Family forest owner
Landowner
Technical terms
Respecting the land
Animal population
Critters
Logging
Harvesting trees
Forestry
Keeping woods healthy
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Landowner Types
Prime Prospect Analysis
Landowners in Your Area
Geographic areas
Attitude & behavioral profiles
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Reasons for owning
Size of holdings
Land tenure
Residence/absentee
Farming
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Wendy & Ralph
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New owners: 21%
Absentee owners: 29%
Farm: 29%
Harvested trees: 35%
Management advice: 22%
Management plan: 6%
Conservation easement: 2%
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Walter Landus
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New owners: 18%
Absentee owners: 30%
Farm: 38%
Harvested trees: 48%
Management advice: 26%
Management plan: 9%
Conservation easement: 3%
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Samuel Ingus IV
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New owners: 17%
Absentee owners: 60%
Farm: 36%
Harvested trees: 58%
Management advice: 36%
Management plan: 15%
Conservation easement: 2%
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Uncle Owen
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New owners: 18%
Absentee owners: 41%
Farm: 49%
Harvested trees: 44%
Management advice: 18%
Management plan: 5%
Conservation easement: 2%
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Uninvolved
22%
Supplemental
Income
21%
Woodland
Retreat
31%
Working the
Land
26%
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Favorable
attitudes toward
stewardship
Unfavorable
attitudes toward
stewardship
Engaged in
land management
Model
Owners
Potential
Defectors
Unengaged in
land management
Prime
Prospects
Writeoffs?
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Write-offs?
8%
Model Owners
15%
Potential
Defectors
17%
Prime Prospects
60%
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Woodland Retreat
Working the Land
Supplemental Income
Uninvolved
Percent of Forestland
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Model Owners
Prime Prospects
Potential
Defectors
Write-offs?
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Set objectives
Define your audience
Profile your audience
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Clarify your message
Channels/materials
Evaluate your work
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What would you like your audience to do as a
result of this communication effort?
How does this communication objective advance
your program goal?
Is your communication objective matched to the
scope of the effort?
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Who is your primary target?
Why have you chosen this audience as your
primary target?
What other groups will also be influenced?
Will you design materials for intermediary or
influencer audiences?
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Try to find information regarding:
Beliefs and attitudes
Motivations and incentives
Barriers
Demographics
Media use
Language
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What is the argument that you will make to
persuade your target audience?
What audience needs, values, or perceived
problems are you addressing?
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What are your primary channels & materials?
What are your supporting channels & materials?
What style and tone do you want to use?
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What are your primary outcome indicators?
How will you track them?
What intermediate indicators will you monitor?
How will you measure the long-term impact on
your overall program objectives?
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A collaboration among government, industry,
conservation, certifications, landowner, and
academics organizations
Our goal is to conduct social marketing research:
That will serve as a wide-ranging resource
To aid in the development of outreach and services
In order to help:
Keep forests as forests
Increase sustainable forest management
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Self-administered
mail-based survey
Topics:
Land characteristics
Ownership objectives
Management practices
Demographics
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Cooperation rate: 51%
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2,430 visits (1,540 unique visitors)
From 24 countries
To date, most are interested in data
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Presentations
Workshops
Training materials
Train the trainers
Partnerships & projects
More research
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