A Comprehensive Literature Review on Different Marketing Strategies Adopting by Various Industrial Sectors in Sri Lankan and Global Context during COVID-19 Era
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Marketing strategy can be defined as a process of using the marketing mix to satisfy and attract customers to make a profit for the organization. Every business organizations develop unique marketing strategies to compete in the market. Their industry is frequently a factor. To compete more successfully in the commercial market, it is crucial to concentrate on creating marketing strategies. Further, marketing strategies are essential to the success of the company and the sector as a whole. The study's objective is to identify the most recent marketing strategies being used by various industrial sectors and how they are being carried out in the year COVID-19. Here, we mostly recognized Visual Merchandising, Premium Pricing, Customer Ethnocentrism and Patriotism among many marketing strategies. Through this study, it has been questioned how strategies implemented during COVID-19 in various industries, such as the handloom, FMCG, and MSMEs industries, cosmetic industry, etc. were adopted. In this approach, the usage of various marketing methods has been assessed in this essay in light of both the Sri Lankan and international contexts.
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