The role of FutureBeef in marketing and extensionExport / Share Ward, J. and Sallur, N. M. (2019) The role of FutureBeef in marketing and extension. In: Proceedings of the Northern Beef Research Update Conference, 19-22 August 2019, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Full text not currently attached. Access may be available via the Publisher's website or OpenAccess link. AbstractThe seven ‘touches’ rule is a common marketing theory used commercially worldwide. The theory indicates that it takes seven communications (of any form) with a consumer before they will commit to an idea or undertake the requested action. For online content contributors to FutureBeef.com.au where the intent of the content is to inspire action or behaviour change, the theory would suggest that a multi-pronged approach would be more successful at raising exposure and awareness of project outcomes than a singular post. Additionally, users of FutureBeef.com.au only spend on average two minutes and forty-eight seconds on a FutureBeef page before either viewing another page on FutureBeef.com.au, or exiting the website (Google analytics, 2019).
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