Segmentation in campaigning: the Utrecht case
Basic Information
Series Title
CIVITAS
Language
English
Availability
Funder
EU IEE
Price
Free
Host
CIVITAS website
Learning Material type
Webinar
Thematic areas
Behavioural change & mobility management
Public participation & co-creation
Summary
When we want to change behaviour, targeted messages that appeal to the individual will have more effect than a one-fits-all approach. In this webinar, we will give a brief overview of the benefits of and techniques for setting up targeted campaigns for specific segments of people. The city of Utrecht, the Netherlands, will present their experiences with their successful campaign developed within the SEGMENT project. SEGMENT experimented with two types of segmentation techniques: (1) Targeting consumers undergoing ‘life change moments’ which causes them to question and reconsider their travel habits. (2) Clustering these consumers (using detailed questionnaires) into relatively homogenous groups (in terms of their attitudes towards car use, cycling, electric vehicles or wider issues such as climate change and health etc.) and then devising bespoke campaigns.
Material creator
Mark Degenkamp
CIVITAS thematic group "Mobility Management"
Associated project: SEGMENT
sarah.martens [at] mobiel21.be