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Ch 15Recent Trends in Marketing — Class 12 Commerce, concept-first.

Marketing has moved a long way from the older, production-and-selling-centred view of business towards a customer-centred, technology-enabled, socially conscious activity.

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Green Marketing

Green marketing promotes products/services on the basis of genuine environmental benefit, driven by consumer environmental awareness, government regulation, competitive pressure, and cost savings from cleaner processes —…

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Meaning and Emergence of Modern Marketing Trends

Marketing has moved a long way from the older, production-and-selling-centred view of business towards a customer-centred, technology-enabled, socially conscious activity.

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Green Marketing

Green marketing is the process of marketing products and services on the basis of genuine environmental benefits — either the product itself is environmentally friendlier (biodegradable packaging, ene…

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Social Marketing

Social marketing applies ordinary marketing principles and techniques — not to sell a commercial product, but to promote ideas, causes, or behaviour changes that benefit society, such as immunisation…

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Direct Marketing

Direct marketing is a form of marketing in which a firm communicates directly with individual, carefully targeted customers to obtain an immediate, measurable response — typically an order, an enquiry…

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Online Marketing (E-Marketing)

Online marketing (also called internet marketing or e-marketing) uses the internet and digital devices — websites, search engines, social media, email, mobile apps — to promote and sell products and s…

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Relationship Marketing

Relationship marketing focuses on building and maintaining long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with customers, rather than treating each sale as a one-off transaction.

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Rural Marketing and Niche Marketing

Rural marketing is marketing directed at customers in rural areas, which in India represent a very large population and a growing market as rural incomes rise.

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Telemarketing and Network Marketing

Telemarketing is marketing and selling conducted over the telephone — a salesperson (or an automated system) calls prospective customers to describe a product, answer questions, and try to close a sal…

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