DOI: 10.32702/2307-2105-2021.8.4
УДК: 65.011.56; 334.021
О. В. Виноградова, Н. Б. Писар, Н. І. Дрокіна, О. В. Литвинова, І. О. Совершенна
ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ІНСТРУМЕНТІВ ЦИФРОВОГО ПРОСУВАННЯ ТОВАРІВ ЯК ОСНОВНИХ ЗАСОБІВ МАРКЕТИНГОВИХ КОМУНІКАЦІЙ ЗА ПРИНЦИПАМИ СТАЛОГО РОЗВИТКУ
Анотація
Узагальнено аргументи щодо актуальності цифрового просування товарів як засобу маркетингових комунікацій серед комп’ютерно-інтегрованих технологій. Доведено необхідність цифрового просування товарів в умовах глобалізації. Запропоновано базові концепти сталого розвитку за окремими напрямами у сфері виробництва, менеджменту та маркетингу. Виявлено найпопулярніші рекламні інструменти та ідентифіковано цифрові інструменти з комплексу інтегрованих маркетингових комунікацій (IMC), які можуть використовуватись на ранніх стадіях ЖЦП за критеріями сталого розвитку. Проведено аналіз змісту IMС. Визначено засоби цифрового просування товарів як маркетингові комунікації і запропоновано принципи оновлення співпраці, місії, цілі, та бачення розвитку бізнесу на якісно високих стандартах сталого економічного розвитку. Це дозволяє обґрунтовано підходити до побудови бізнесу за принципами сталого розвитку та отримати економічні ефекти від впровадження у виробництво засобів цифрового просування товарів. Зокрема, може бути підвищена продуктивність збутових процесів, знижена собівартість виробництва та підвищена якість продукції.
Прикладним аспектом використання отриманих наукових результатів є можливість вдосконалення маркетингових комунікацій за критеріями сталого розвитку в інтернет мережах цифрового просування товарів.
Ключові слова: маркетингові комунікації; діджиталізація; цифровий маркетинг; бренд; сталий розвиток; життєвий цикл.
Література
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O. Vynogradova, N. Pysar, N. Drokina, O. Lytvynova, І. Sovershenna
USE OF DIGITAL PROMOTION TOOLS AS A FIXED MEANS OF MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Summary
Arguments about the relevance of digital product promotion as a means of marketing communications among computer-integrated technologies are summarized. The necessity of digital promotion of goods in the conditions of globalization is proved. Basic concepts of sustainable development in certain areas in the field of production, management and marketing are proposed. The most popular advertising tools have been identified and digital tools from the complex of integrated marketing communications (IMC) have been identified, which can be used in the early stages of LFS according to the criteria of sustainable development. The content of IMC was analyzed. The aim of the study was to explore the features of marketing communications on the principles of sustainable development of digital promotion of goods. This will promote the principles of sustainable development stated by the UN and highlights the need to use tools for digital promotion of goods in modern business in a globalized environment. To achieve this goal, the task was to systematize the means of digital promotion of goods at the mega, macro and meso levels as marketing communications on the principles of sustainable development.The means of digital promotion of goods as marketing communications are defined and the principles of renewal of cooperation, mission, goals, and vision of business development at qualitatively high standards of sustainable economic development are offered. This allows you to reasonably approach the construction of business on the principles of sustainable development and obtain economic effects from the introduction into production of digital promotion of goods. In particular, the productivity of sales processes can be increased, production costs can be reduced and product quality can be improved. The main idea of this brand-oriented research is to present the renewal of cooperation, mission and vision, development goals, including the attitude to a qualitatively better type of product, and the establishment of technology for the sale of goods.
An applied aspect of the use of the obtained scientific results is the possibility of improving marketing communications according to the criteria of sustainable development in the Internet networks of digital promotion of goods.
Keywords: marketing communications; digital promotio; digital marketing; brand; sustainable developmen; life cycle.
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Дата публікації: 2021-08-27
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