Assessing the “virality” of a road safety communication campaign intended to change behavior: a case study in Spain
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Assessing the “virality” of a road safety communication campaign intended to change behavior: a case study in SpainFecha de publicación
2024Editor
Frontiers MediaISSN
2624-9634Cita bibliográfica
Faus M, Alonso F, Fernandez C and Useche SA ´ (2024) Assessing the “virality” of a road safety communication campaign intended to change behavior: a case study in Spain. Front. Sustain. Cities 5:1295516. doi: 10.3389/frsc.2023.1295516Tipo de documento
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Introduction: The relationships between above-the-line (ATL) and below-the-line
(BTL) communication and advertising strategies have been studied in many fields
and procedures. Likewise, the interrelationships between ... [+]
Introduction: The relationships between above-the-line (ATL) and below-the-line
(BTL) communication and advertising strategies have been studied in many fields
and procedures. Likewise, the interrelationships between both communicative
typologies, when they exist, either strategically induced or spontaneously, are also
known concerning their reinforcing eects. However, in the social communication
field, specifically road safety communication, these interrelationships have been
little studied, and few case studies have been done, particularly of those that have
stood out as particularly significant.
Methods: Thus, this paper investigates the implementation process of an ATL
awareness campaign of the Spanish Tra c Authority (DGT-General Directorate
of Tra c) through the analysis of key digital reach indicators.
Results: Despite the foreseeable limitations of this research regarding the
repercussions and positive impact on society of the DGT communication
campaign, it is nevertheless a contribution of interest regarding the digital impact
that has been generated in networks (BTL communication) from a DGT campaign
broadcast on various media such as television, radio, posters, and social networks.
Discussion: Thus, from a methodology based on an exact delimitation (two DGT
TV spots -from 2022- generating a quantitative activity on X (formally Twitter) that
had never before produced DGT spots), significant conclusions and results have
been reached related to issues of age groups, loyalty and distortion of messages,
communication impact strategies, among others. [-]
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Frontiers in Sustainable Cities 5:1295516Entidad financiadora
Generalitat Valenciana
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ACIF/2020/035
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