Values-based marketing: An investigation of the emotional linkage between brand product marketing and public valuation
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https://doi.org/10.62876/tc.vi47.6417Keywords:
marketing, wellbeing, human valuesAbstract
Marketing as a productive, commercial and even personal process, allows to develop in depth the different aspects of the interactions between a supplier, its brands and the different publics to which they are exposed.
The inclusion of human values in this process can have a very favorable impact on interactivity and consolidate the reputation of brands, as well as give a more complete meaning to satisfying people's needs and their quality of life.
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