Behavioural insights project : engaging Canadian women with a career in the Armed Forces / Impact and Innovation Unit, Privy Council Office.: CP22-159/2018E-PDF

"Continuing the Impact and Innovation Unit’s work with the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), this report outlines the methodology and results of a social media marketing trial aimed at understanding what works in engaging Canadian women with a career in the CAF. Seven advertisements ran on Facebook and Instagram and tested the application of different behavioural insights principles to social media marketing. The ads were displayed over two and a half million times, and differences in unique click through rates support evidence-based recommendations for future campaigns"--Provided by publisher.

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Publication information
Department/Agency Canada. Privy Council Office. Impact and Innovation Unit.
Title Behavioural insights project : engaging Canadian women with a career in the Armed Forces / Impact and Innovation Unit, Privy Council Office.
Variant title Engaging Canadian women with a career in the Armed Forces
Engaging Canadian women with a career in the Armed Forces – behavioural insights project
Publication type Monograph
Language [English]
Other language editions [French]
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Note(s) Issued also in French under title: Projet d’introspection comportementale : engager les femmes canadiennes avec une carrière dans les Forces armées.
Cover title.
Issued by: Privy Council Office.
Authors: Haris Khan, Elizabeth Hardy. Cf. Acknowledgments.
Issued also in HTML format.
Publishing information [Ottawa] : Government of Canada, [2018]
Author / Contributor Khan, Haris.
Hardy, Elizabeth.
Description 16 p. : col. charts, col. ill.
ISBN 9780660251295
Catalogue number
  • CP22-159/2018E-PDF
Subject terms Armed forces
Women
Recruiting
Social media
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