A Study on Impact of Marketing Strategies on Consumer Behaviour towards FMCG sector with reference to Nestle India Ltd and Britannia Industries Ltd.
Swaroopa Moses, Charles T. Ambrose
Abstract
Swaroopa Moses, Charles T. Ambrose
Abstract
Innovation always drives people and intrigues an individual in the choices of consumer products they use; we live in a competitive world where FMCG brands come up with different marketing strategies in order to satisfy customers, and, make them relate better with regard to their products. Marketing strategies play a vital role in the consumers ’decision making process, as the strategies are designed particularly in achieving the organisational goals. Different companies follow different strategies to meet their objectives, and the strategies which companies implement have a greater impact on consumer behaviour towards the product. The organisations forecast the future while implementing the marketing strategies, and, also analyse the areas in which they need to improve, and the changes which have to be taken into consideration. The organisation cannot enjoy success unless they come up with strategies which will help them in meeting their objectives.
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Innovation always drives people and intrigues an individual in the choices of consumer products they use; we live in a competitive world where FMCG brands come up with different marketing strategies in order to satisfy customers, and, make them relate better with regard to their products. Marketing strategies play a vital role in the consumers ’decision making process, as the strategies are designed particularly in achieving the organisational goals. Different companies follow different strategies to meet their objectives, and the strategies which companies implement have a greater impact on consumer behaviour towards the product. The organisations forecast the future while implementing the marketing strategies, and, also analyse the areas in which they need to improve, and the changes which have to be taken into consideration. The organisation cannot enjoy success unless they come up with strategies which will help them in meeting their objectives.
Key concepts: Order (exchange), Marketing, Product (mathematics), Business, Process (computing), Marketing strategy, Marketing management, Competitive advantage