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VOL. 9, ISSUE 2 (2023)
Advertisement and sales promotion: Analyzing the factors affecting consumer buying behavior towards FMCGs
Authors
Anjna Sharma, Varun Saini
Abstract
The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry is highly competitive, with frequent purchases and a wide selection of products. This abstract explores the interaction between advertising, sales promotions, and FMCG consumer purchasing behavior, with a focus on the key aspects that influence decision-making in this dynamic context. Advertising is a cornerstone of the FMCG business, serving as a critical link between companies and consumers. FMCG companies work to create brand awareness and drive consumer preferences using various media channels such as television, digital platforms, and print. Multiple factors are important in determining the success of advertising in this industry. To engage with consumers. Another factor that influences FMCG customer purchasing behavior is sales promotions. In this industry, frequent promotions such as price reductions, bundled packages, and limited-time offers are common. Several factors influence the success of sales promotions. Price sensitivity is an important component in FMCG promotions since consumers respond strongly to discounts and special offers. Budget-conscious customers might be attracted by strategic pricing and well-communicated promotions. In conclusion, this abstract highlight the critical importance of advertising and sales promotions in influencing FMCG consumer purchasing behavior. In the competitive FMCG industry, effective advertising builds brand awareness and communicates product benefits, whereas well-planned sales promotions, taking price sensitivity and product attributes into account, can drive customer decisions. FMCG companies can negotiate the complicated environment of customer behavior and achieve long-term success in this fast-paced industry by recognizing and utilizing these elements. The one-way ANOVA with descriptive statistics and factor analysis are used in this study for the data analysis. In this study, data is collected using a structured questionnaire with a sample size of 537 consumers. For data analysis, Excel and various statistical tools are employed. The findings are based on data analysis, and required recommendations are made following thorough analysis and interpretation.
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Pages:87-94
How to cite this article:
Anjna Sharma, Varun Saini "Advertisement and sales promotion: Analyzing the factors affecting consumer buying behavior towards FMCGs". International Journal of Commerce and Management Research, Vol 9, Issue 2, 2023, Pages 87-94
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