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Cause Related Marketing As Perceived
Cause Related Marketing As Perceived
Submitted By:
Glenn T. Diampa
January 2017
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Chapter 1
marketing. In fact, most express their justification that they are donating
financial assistance whenever there are calamities hitting the Philippines other
than that, they dont get involve. There is research gap on the study on the
involvement of BPOs in cause related marketing, which can filled up by this
study and it is urgent that this study will be conducted to provide answers as
to why BPOs show little interest on cause related marketing. The study
therefore would investigate the cause related marketing as perceived by male
BPO agents in Davao City.
The main objective of the study will be to determine the cause related
marketing as perceived by male BPO agents in Davao City.
Hypothesis
Numerous other studies have also been conducted to show that cause
related marketing has helped to increase a companys profits. For example, in
the cause marketing campaign by American Express (to which the term
cause marketing is attributed), the company saw a 17% increase in new
users and 28% increase in card usage. Evidence shows that CSR voluntarily
initiated by firms will result in more opportunities for profit than CRS
mandated by the government. The possible benefits of course marketing for
nonprofit organizations include an increased ability to promote the nonprofit
organizations cause via the greater financial resources of a business, and an
increased ability to reach possible supporters through a companys customer
base. The possible benefits of cause marketing for business include positive
public relations, improved customer relations, additional marketing
opportunities, and making more money.
Variable
CAUSE RELATED ca
MARKETING
AS PERCEIVED BY MALE BPO
AGENTS IN DAVAO CITY
- BPO participation
- BPO Contribution
- BPO Benefit
Moderator Variable
Profile of the
Respondent
- Status
- Year Level
NGOs Administrators. The finding of the study will serve as the basis
of the NGO administrators to pursue partnering with BPOs and be able to
contribute and gain at the same time to raise more funds and be able to help
mankind, particularly the direct recipients of the organization.
BPO Agents. The findings of the study will serve as the basis of the
BPO agents to be enthusiastic all the more in their job and perform their best
knowing that their endeavor contributes to the alleviation of some needy
people under the NGO organization partnering with the BPO Company.
Marketing Students. The findings of the study will serve as the basis
of the marketing students to consider cause related marketing regardless of
the company they will be connected later on knowing that it is most noble
thing to do.
Future Researchers. The findings of the study will serve as the basis
of the future researchers to conduct another study, particularlyoffshore
partnership on cause related marketing by the Philippines BPOs.
Definition of Terms
Chapter 2
METHOD
This chapter presents the methods and procedures used in the study
specifically, it is discussed the following: research design, research subject,
research instruments, data gathering procedure and the statistical treatment
of data.
Research Design
Research Subject
The respondents of the study will be the male BPO agents of the
respective BPO companies operating in Davao City, wherein 30 male BPO
agents will be chosen as respondents of the study. Quota sampling technique
will be employed in the study. The said sampling technique will be employed
for the simple reason that only those males BPO agents who are willing to
answer the survey questionnaire will be chosen as respondents of the study
the study will be conducted during the month of August, 2015.
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Research Instrument
Is very positive
The researchers will observe the following steps in the conduct of the
study.
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The researchers will use the following statistical tools in analyzing the
data.
Mean. This will be used to determined the extent of the cause related
marketing as perceived by male BPO agents in Davao City.
References
Babbie E.R. (2009). The practice of social research (12th edition). Wadsworth
Publishing p. 439.
Calderon, Justin (23 May 2013). Philippine BPO industry to hit $25b.inside
Investor. Retrieved 23 May 2013.