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insights and opinions from brooke tully, who trains conservationists how to design outreach plans that motivate action. posts originally appear in my newsletter, and on brooketully.com
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Brooke Tully
Apr 17
Using descriptive norms in messaging
Using descriptive norms in messaging
Using descriptive norms can provide behavioral cues for our audience. But it’s not as simple as just stating what others are doing.
Brooke Tully
Mar 19
Pandemic Musings (part 2 of 2)
Pandemic Musings (part 2 of 2)
This is part two of my pandemic musings on what it takes to create and communicate change.
Brooke Tully
Mar 5
My Pandemic Musings (part 1 of 2)
My Pandemic Musings (part 1 of 2)
This past year left me with a set of reflections on what it takes to create and communicate change. These are my pandemusings.
Brooke Tully
Feb 26
The need for agility
The need for agility
A big lesson that came out of 2020 was the need for agility.
Brooke Tully
Feb 6
Demographics tell an incomplete story
Demographics tell an incomplete story
If we develop behavior change efforts using only demographic data, then we miss key audience segments and risk introducing biases.
Brooke Tully
Nov 14, 2020
Your why isn’t their why
Your why isn’t their why
We could spend all our time convincing our audiences to take action for the reasons WE think they should. But that’s the long route.
Brooke Tully
Nov 13, 2020
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