Societal Marketing

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SOCIETAL MARKETING

INTRODUCTION
 It is a marketing concept that holds that a company should
make good marketing decisions by considering consumer’s
wants, company’s requirements and society’s long term
interests .
 It is a term closely related to CSR and sustainable
development.
 It emphasizes on social responsibilities and suggest that to
sustain long term success ,the company should develop a
marketing strategy to provide value to the customer’s to
maintain and improve both the customers and society’s well
being better than the competitors.
 It is done to create a favorable image for the company and
increase the sales.
 It is not same as the terms social marketing and social media
marketing.
EVOLUTION
Started in 1970’s to provide marketing concepts which
involve ethical practices and tune with the social
needs.
In 1960’s and 70’s the unethical practices of many
companies became public.
These concepts evolved from older concepts of CSR
and sustainable development and implemented by
several companies to improve their public image
through activities of customer and social welfare.
CONCEPT
The societal marketing concept can be defined as
the organizations task which tries to identify the
needs and interests of the consumers and delivers
quality services or products as compared to its
competitors and in a way that consumer's and
society's well being is maintained. In other words
organizations have to balance consumer
satisfaction, company profits and long term welfare
of society.
THREE CONSIDERATIONS OF
SOCIETAL MARKETING
Societal marketing can be achieved by following
principles

1. It should always be remembered that consumer's needs are of


paramount interest.
2.Improvements in products which are both real and innovative
should be carried out to give long term value to the product;
3. Do what is good for the society with a sense of mission and
trust.
4.Focus shifts from transaction to relationships.

5.Should have ethical and environmental policies and back them


up with actions and regulations.
OBJECTIVES
To maintain long term relationship with customers.
To create a better image in the society for the company
than it’s competitors.
To carry out it’s social responsibilities.
Developing community awareness towards it’s brands.
To increase the consumer base and market share.
AREAS OF APPLICATION
Environmental-producing biodegradable products ,
reduce emission of hazardous substances and proper
disposal of wastes.
Educational-creating awareness about various social
issues through promotional campaigns.
Technological-new innovative products having unique
features may serve the consumer’s as well as the
whole society’s interest.
BENEFITS
It helps to build a better image of the company.
Gives a competitive advantage over the competitors.
Useful in customer retention and long term
relationships.
Increases the sales and market share.
Facilitate expansion and growth in long term.
DRAWBACKS
Useful for mass marketing products but difficult to
implement for products aimed at a specific target
market.
Social conscience is not present in all companies.
Lack of adequate encouragement from the
government.
Companies adopting societal
marketing
CONCLUSION
Societal marketing is a concept which is a supplement
to CSR and sustainable development directed towards
image building and long term customer relationships.
It involves understanding the needs of the consumers
and the society as a whole and then matching it with
the objectives of the company and develop a strategy
to fulfill these needs and serve the interests of
everyone by benefitting the society and consumers
along with achieving the goals set by company.
THANK YOU

Presented By: ISHA MUKHERJEE


SATYABRATA PANDA
RAVI KANT SAHOO

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