Masterarbeit, 2012
144 Seiten, Note: 1,4
This dissertation investigates the relationship between cause-related marketing and direct donations. It aims to determine whether cause-related marketing can be considered a substitute for traditional charitable giving.
The dissertation begins by providing a comprehensive literature review exploring the concepts of traditional marketing, cause-related marketing, and cause affinity. The following chapter focuses on the methodology employed in this study, including the design of the self-completion questionnaire used to gather data. The subsequent chapter presents statistical analysis of the data collected through the questionnaire, exploring various aspects of consumer donation behavior and attitudes towards cause-related marketing. Finally, the analysis chapter delves into the key findings and insights derived from the statistical data, examining the interplay between cause-related marketing and direct donations.
This dissertation focuses on the intersection of marketing, consumer behavior, and charitable giving. Key themes include cause-related marketing, cause affinity, consumer social responsibility, and the potential of cause-related marketing to influence charitable donations.
CRM is a marketing strategy where a company teams up with a non-profit organization to support a cause. Usually, a portion of the proceeds from a product sale is donated to that charity.
Research in this dissertation suggests that cause-marketed products have the potential to substitute direct donations, as consumers may feel they are fulfilling their social responsibility through their purchase behavior.
Cause affinity refers to the personal connection or importance a consumer assigns to a specific charitable cause, which significantly influences their willingness to buy CRM products.
The study indicates that the geographical context of a CRM campaign matters; consumers often have specific preferences regarding whether they want to support national or international charitable goals.
The dissertation analyzes consumer attitudes via Likert scales, showing that many consumers are indeed willing to pay a higher price if they know a portion of the profit supports a cause they value.
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