DIGITAL MARKETING TRENDS AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOR

Authors

  • Soumya. P

DOI:

#10.25215/9358099984.33

Abstract

This review research paper aims to explore the latest trends in digital marketing and their impact on consumer behavior. The purpose is to provide insights into how digital marketing strategies are evolving and influencing consumer decision-making processes. The paper is framed within the context of digital marketing theories and concepts, including but not limited to consumer behavior models, digital engagement strategies, and the integration of technology in marketing practices. The methodology involves a comprehensive literature review of scholarly articles, industry reports, and case studies related to digital marketing trends and consumer behavior. Qualitative and quantitative data analysis techniques are employed to synthesize and interpret the findings. The findings reveal the significant shifts in digital marketing approaches, such as personalized content delivery, influencer marketing, social media engagement, and data-driven analytics. These trends are reshaping consumer preferences, purchasing patterns, and brand interactions in the digital landscape. This paper contributes to advancing research in digital marketing by highlighting key trends and their implications for marketers, businesses, and consumers. It offers practical insights for marketers to enhance their digital strategies and address evolving consumer expectations. Socially, it underscores the role of digital marketing in shaping consumer perceptions and behaviors in the modern era. The originality of this paper lies in its synthesis of current digital marketing trends and their direct impact on consumer behavior. The value is derived from the strategic insights provided for marketers, researchers, and policymakers to navigate the dynamic digital marketing landscape effectively.

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Published

2024-03-17

How to Cite

Soumya. P. (2024). DIGITAL MARKETING TRENDS AND CONSUMER BEHAVIOR. Redshine Archive, 11(4). https://doi.org/10.25215/9358099984.33