2019
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3441359
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Marketing’s Ethical Blind Spot: Catering to Consumer Preferences

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“…Furthermore, critics argue that segmentation reproduces the preferences of dominant cultural groups (e.g. Bedi 2019), and stereotypes and bias can easily backfire on marketers and advertisers. However, while questioning the possibility or value of targeting predefined categories of people, this critique fails to take into account that service or sales situations are already shaped for particular recipients and that this, in turn, may have less to do with ‘segmentation’ as marketers define it, and more to do with the way interaction works.…”
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“…Furthermore, critics argue that segmentation reproduces the preferences of dominant cultural groups (e.g. Bedi 2019), and stereotypes and bias can easily backfire on marketers and advertisers. However, while questioning the possibility or value of targeting predefined categories of people, this critique fails to take into account that service or sales situations are already shaped for particular recipients and that this, in turn, may have less to do with ‘segmentation’ as marketers define it, and more to do with the way interaction works.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O marketing se defronta com diversos questionamentos éticos, entre eles as atividades relacionadas à promoção de produtos e serviços, à sua precificação, à prestação de informações aos consumidores, ao desenvolvimento e lançamento de produtos, além de toda uma infinidade de atividades que fazem parte das atividades dos profissionais de marketing (D´Angelo, 2003;Abela & Murphy, 2007;Bedi, 2019;Bass & Tomkiewicz, 2002;Umphress & Bingham, 2011). Devido à flexibilidade das regras publicitárias no Brasil, muitas empresas ignoram critérios éticos e regulatórios, enquanto buscam participação de mercado (Moura, Souza & Lucas, 2019).…”
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