Date of Publication
3-25-2023
Document Type
Integrated Marketing Communications Campaign
Degree Name
Master of Marketing Communications
Subject Categories
Marketing
College
Ramon V. Del Rosario College of Business
Department/Unit
Marketing and Advertising
Thesis Advisor
Nelson B. Guillen, Jr.
Defense Panel Chair
Noel Sajid Murad
Defense Panel Member
Kristine Mutuc-Taton
Karen Rose Vardeleon
Abstract/Summary
The Childfam-Possibilities Psychosocial Services Co. (CPPS) is a wellness center that offers biopsychosocial services to promote mental health and well-being. CPPS Work, a program launched in 2018 to increase mental health services in the workplace, faces internal structural and marketing challenges. A research study was conducted using a purposive sampling technique, involving 101 respondents from CPPS Work's clients, nine Key Informants, and three Key Opinion Leaders from CPPS Work. The study used a ServQual survey and in-depth interviews to investigate CPPS Work's structural issues and gain insights into end-user's expectations and perceptions of its services. CPPS Work needs to revitalize its market presence and engage customers through valuable content and information to overcome these challenges. Establishing a cohesive branding image and utilizing appropriate media platforms to convey a consistent message can foster a connection with the target market. Despite the stigma surrounding mental health in the Philippines, CPPS Work remains dedicated to improving access to mental health services and being socially aware and responsive. By implementing the suggested strategies, CPPS Work can continue to offer inclusive, evidence-based practices for all ages, cultures, and genders and successfully address its internal structural and marketing challenges. CPPS Work aims to improve access to mental health services and adapt to challenging times through strategic initiatives.
Abstract Format
html
Language
English
Format
Electronic
Keywords
Preventive mental health services—Marketing
Recommended Citation
Lumbatan, S. L. (2023). An integrated marketing communications campaign for CPPS Work. Retrieved from https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etdm_market/72
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4-4-2023