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Consumer Behaviour

KALIMUTHU. V

1. Sponsoring a branded area on a networking site

Advantages and disadvantages of sponsoring a branded area on a networking site


Implementing the appropriate marketing strategy on a networking site, such as sponsorship,
can help brand a company’s image and drive sales. There are many advantages of sponsoring
is building awareness. The main benefit of sponsoring an event, a charity, or a project is that
it creates awareness of a company’s image, thereby exposing the company to a different
extent and a broader consumer/audience. This then provides the audience with positive
cooperation. When an audience is looking to make an inquiry or a purchase on a networking
site, they are more persuaded to choose your company over the competitors. Another
advantage of sponsoring is that there is combined expertise. If a company decides to sponsor
an event or charity on a networking site that is in line with its goals and values, sponsoring
assists the company. It helps a company position itself as an expert in what they do. With the
increase in the number of people using the internet and social media platforms, sponsoring a
branded area on a networking site exposes the spaces to other companies nominated for the
achievements. It also depicts their philosophy and dedication. The main aim is facilitating
their growth, is achieved, and their message that is different from their competitors is spread
and reaches a broad audience

2. J&J’s Camp Baby was for moms only—no babies allowed. Would the company learn more
about household influences by allowing children to accompany mom bloggers next time?
They can allow the community to increase the member buy in.
3. Do you think Vocal point moms should be asked to respond to surveys about some P&G
products and also be invited to promote certain P&G products through word of mouth? Why,
or why not?
"Savvy Moms Share Maternal Instincts; Vocal point Offers Online Moms the Opportunity to
be a Valuable Resource to their Communities,
4. What are moms’ roles in the family decision-making process? How might other family
members play a role?
For years conventional wisdom among marketers has been that moms are the key decision
makers about purchases and other important issues in most households. ... Increasingly, the
new research has found, moms are acting more as “collaborators” and less as “leaders” of the
household on the decision-making front.

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