Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing
Put on a broad-brimmed hat that shades your face and neckWear sun protective clothing that covers as much of your body as possibleSeek shadeWear wrap-around sunglassesApply SPF30+ broad spectrum water resistant sunscreen every two hours
PROTECT YOURSELF IN FIVE WAYS FROM SKIN CANCER

Evaluation of National Skin Cancer Awareness Campaign - 2008-09

4.4 Advertising awareness and reactions

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This section reports on the reach and frequency of the campaign, as well as the audiences' reactions to it. Participants were asked a number of questions to investigate advertising awareness, and a summary of the results of statistical comparisons across surveys is presented in Table 4.1.8. Further detail on the questions asked and results obtained is provided in subsequent sections.

Table 4.1.8 Summary of advertising awareness



14-17 year olds

18-24 year olds

Unprompted recall of TVCIncrease in Feb 08 maintained (Feb 09: 11%)Lower than previous Feb surveys (Feb 09: 8%)
Unprompted recall of any sun protection TVCSeasonal increase only (Feb 09: 83%)Increase from pre-campaign, but decrease from Feb 08 (Feb 09: 78%)
Proportion seen TVC at least onceIncrease in Feb 08 maintained (Feb 09: 94%)Slight decrease from Feb 08, but increase from Feb 07 (Feb 09: 87%)
Prompted recall of radio adsNo change in 'Stapler' (Feb 09: 40%)
No change in 'MCG' (Feb 09: 38%)
More seen 'Stapler' than in Feb 08 (Feb 09: 34%)
No change in 'MCG' (Feb 09: 29%)
Prompted recall of print adsFewer seen 'There is a lot more to treating...' than in Feb 08 (Feb 09: 30%)
More seen 'Don't let your time in the sun...' than in Feb 08 (Feb 09: 72%)
Fewer seen 'There is a lot more to treating...' than in Feb 08 (Feb 09: 49%)
More seen 'Don't let your time in the sun...' than in Feb 08 (Feb 09: 61%)

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