The Impact of Ineffective Marketing Strategies on Consumer Perception and Buying Behavior
Keywords:
Ineffective marketing, deceptive advertising, consumer perception, buying behavior, marketing failures, brand trustAbstract
This research paper explains how poorly planned or poorly executed marketing strategies can negatively affect how consumers see a brand and how they behave when making purchase decisions. It reviews different types of ineffective marketing — such as misleading ads, cultural mistakes, bad targeting, irrelevant messaging, pricing errors, and negative publicity — and shows how these mistakes damage trust, reduce interest, and push consumers toward competing brands. The paper brings together findings from research studies and real-world cases and presents a clear framework for understanding why ineffective marketing causes these reactions. It also offers practical recommendations for companies, emphasizing transparency, cultural awareness, proper audience targeting, and careful reputation management.
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