The Florida "truth" campaign was not about college access. But it was aimed at many of the same young people that college access campaigns hope to reach, and it is one of the most creative and effective documented social marketing efforts to date. In addition to catchy billboards, the campaign engaged youth in actions that gained media attention and helped to make anti-smoking advocacy "cool," undermining the coolness factor of cigarettes.
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Florida Tobacco Prevention Program