Research background: CoVid19 was a shock for governments, organizations as well people. At the beginning of pandemic, everyone stunned and companies tried to adapt “new reality”, some sectors were forced either diminish their offer due downfall demand, or even fully stop offering products services result lockdown restrictions, in case tourism events sector. Imminent health, social economic cris...

Recently, economic depression, which scoured all over the world, affects business organizations and banking sectors. Such economic pose causes a severe attrition for banks and customer retention becomes impossible. Accordingly, marketing managers are in need to increase marketing campaigns, whereas organizations evade both expenses and business expansion. In order to solve such riddle, data min...

BACKGROUND Commercial food marketing has considerably shaped consumer food choice behaviour. Meanwhile, public health campaigns for healthier eating have had limited impact to date. Social marketing suggests that successful commercial food marketing campaigns can provide useful lessons for public sector activities. The aim of the present study was to empirically identify food marketing success ...

If business-to-consumer (B2C) marketing is the waves and the froth on the surface, business-tobusiness (B2B) is the ocean underneath. Considerably larger, substantially hidden, rather mysterious, containing poorly understood but powerful currents, and with un-plumbed depths. While B2C marketers, perhaps obsessed with the excitement and glamour of big budget TV advertising campaigns, came rather...

Responding to the call for critical examinations of the inadvertent effects of marketing (Dholakia 2012), this article offers an examination of the underexplored impacts of social marketing campaigns that derive from government-defined agendas of ‘‘healthism.’’ Specifically, we examine how efforts aimed at the management of women’s bodies can inadvertently render them sites of control. Drawing ...

In the UK and elsewhere, social marketing is becoming a major feature of healthimprovement strategies. Based on marketing techniques developed for commercial sales, social marketing uses imagery (eg television, magazines, internet and billboards) and phrases (eg radio adverts and slogans) specifically aimed at target groups (eg young people), typically to increase their positive health behaviou...

Social marketing involves the application of commercial marketing principles to advance the public good. Social marketing calls for much more than health communications campaigns. It involves four interrelated tasks: audience benefit, target behavior, essence (brand, relevance, positioning), and developing the "4Ps" (product, price, place, promotion) marketing mix. The ongoing U.S. Department o...