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Multicultural marketing: A conversation CASE V/VI Conference December 12, 2016 Andrew Careaga | @andrewcareaga Missouri S&T | @MissouriSandT Campus tour time The iceberg of culture The culture of me • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Male Married Straight Hispanic pocho (no hablo espanol) Baby boomer (56) Midwesterner (mostly) – small town/rural Born in the U.S.A. Middle class roots Politically left-of-center (liberal-ish) Evangelical/non-denominational Christian College grad Studied journalism – moved into PR, marketing, branding 25+ years in higher education PR and marketing (all at the same place) CASE District VI What’s wrong with this picture? (other than the poor quality) What’s wrong with this picture? The Next America “As a people, we’re growing older, more unequal, more diverse, more mixed race, more digitally linked, more tolerant, less married, less fertile, less religious, less mobile, and less confident.” Paul Taylor, The Next America (pewresearch.org/packages/the-next-america/) The Next America “Our political and media institutions have become more polarized and partisan; so has the public itself. … Wealth gaps between young and old are at levels never before seen in modern times; so are the economic divides between whites, blacks, and Hispanics, and so, of course, is the gap between rich and poor.” Paul Taylor, The Next America (pewresearch.org/packages/the-next-america/) A spin through the culture cycle Hazel Rose Marcus and Alana Conner, Clash! How to Thrive in a Multicultural World (more info at www.cultureclashes.org) Communication styles Linear Direct Emotionally restrained (detached) Independence Circular/contextual Indirect Emotionally expressive (attached) Interdependence Communication styles Linear Develops argument, presents conclusion in an explicit manner. Straightforward, “cut to the chase” style. Circular/contextual Provides necessary contextual elements, avoids explicitly stating one point. Non-verbal. Sometimes feel Circular communicators talk too much and never get to the point. Sometimes feel Linear communicators are simplistic, leaving out information needed for understanding. Communication styles Direct Say what they mean and mean what they say. Content is priority. Emphasis on verbal, “low context.” See themselves as frank, honest Sometimes feel Indirect communicators are not honest or that they avoid saying what they really mean. Indirect Message to be sought outside the words used (proverbs, metaphors, silence, surrounding contexts). Nonverbal, “high context.” Priority is relationships, harmony. Sometimes feel Direct communicators are too blunt and hurtful. Communication styles Emotionally restrained Prefers to hold emotions within, avoid forcing feelings on others. See themselves as respectful and responsible when they manage their emotions. Emotionally expressive Prefers to show emotions (joy, sadness, disappointment, anger, fear) Feel alive and engaged when expressing and receiving emotional expressions (even negative ones) Sometimes feel that Expressive Sometimes feel that Restrained communicators are immature communicators are cold, not because they cannot control interested in the issues or the their emotions. other person. Independence and interdependence Independence Interdependence Views self as individual, unique, Views self as relational, similar influencing others and their to others, adjusting to environments, equals. situations, rooted in traditions, ranked in pecking orders. Emphasis on separateness, uniqueness Emphasis on connectedness, social context, relationships Who are you marketing to? What do your: • Photos • Videos • Tagline(s) • Messaging … say about your institution to prospects of different cultures? The iceberg of culture Session evaluations will be emailed.