A Study on Consumer Perception on Green Marketing

As environmental concerns grow, green marketing emphasizing eco-friendly products and sustainable practices has become increasingly relevant for businesses and consumers. This study is investigated to trace out the preference of customers and customer satisfaction towards green products and green marketing. Specifically, it aims to assess customer satisfaction levels, identify factors influencing green product purchases, evaluate the awareness of eco-friendly options, and preference of consumers. Using a structured questionnaire, data were collected from 84 participants, offering insights into how marketing elements and product quality shape green purchasing behavior. Findings reveal a strong consumer inclination towards sustainable choices, with more interest in environmental protection as a purchasing motivation. This research underlines the potential of green marketing strategies to align business practices with consumer environmental values and provides recommendations for companies and policymakers to strengthen green product adoption.

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International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering and Management (IRJAEM)
Published
2024-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.47392/irjaem.2024.0560
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1
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Environmental Sustainability in Business
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0.44

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A Study on Consumer Perception on Green Marketing

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A Study on Consumer Perception on Green Marketing

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Abstract

As environmental concerns grow, green marketing emphasizing eco-friendly products and sustainable practices has become increasingly relevant for businesses and consumers. This study is investigated to trace out the preference of customers and customer satisfaction towards green products and green marketing. Specifically, it aims to assess customer satisfaction levels, identify factors influencing green product purchases, evaluate the awareness of eco-friendly options, and preference of consumers. Using a structured questionnaire, data were collected from 84 participants, offering insights into how marketing elements and product quality shape green purchasing behavior. Findings reveal a strong consumer inclination towards sustainable choices, with more interest in environmental protection as a purchasing motivation. This research underlines the potential of green marketing strategies to align business practices with consumer environmental values and provides recommendations for companies and policymakers to strengthen green product adoption.

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