Green Marketing Strategies and Consumer Behavior: Insights for Achieving Sustainable Marketing Success

Green Marketing Strategies and Consumer Behavior: Insights for Achieving Sustainable Marketing Success

Chenjerai Muchenje, Musekiwa Cliton Tapera, Hamilton Tamburayi Katsvairo, Ernest Mugoni
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-0019-0.ch024
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Abstract

Marketing has evolved over the years towards sustainability demanding a paradigm shift towards environmentally friendly marketing methods. The paradigm shifted in three phases from ecological, to environmental, and finally sustainable marketing. While green marketing is a component of the environmental phase, the literature study revealed that it is important for driving sustainable marketing. This study incorporates literature discussion methodology to unpack the two interlinking concepts. This book chapter aims to provide readers with a comprehensive overview of the key principles, best practices, challenges, and opportunities associated with green marketing, and to inspire them to think creatively about how they can use these strategies to promote sustainability in their own businesses and communities. The study concludes that for businesses to remain profitable they need to embrace sustainable marketing that should be supported by green marketing. The relationship is illustrated by the green–sustainable framework that emanated from the literature study.
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2. Research Objectives

The following are the objectives of the chapter.

  • 2.1. To conceptualise green marketing and sustainable marketing in modern-day business.

  • 2.2. To establish best practices, challenges and strategies for green marketing and sustainable marketing

  • 2.3. To establish the relationship between green marketing and sustainable marketing

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3. Methodology

This chapter uses the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review (PRISMA). It is an international initiative developed by researchers to address the ongoing issue of the lack of well-documented and transparent review methods reported in published papers (Todd, 2022). PRISMA differs from traditional reviews by adopting a replicable scientific process and is meant to lessen the chances of errors through an exhaustive search of already published material (Sarkis-Onofre et al., 2021; Todd, 2022).

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