Do marketers create needs?
Answers: Yes they create needs thats why we have a marketing department.
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Not sure I understand this question, but I would say yes. Do you mean that someone does something to make customers/clients buy a product which they otherwise wouldn't have thought of?
I am sure the answer is yes. I don't beleive in most cases that the consumer always starts the need and then the suppliers fil it.
I think it is more of a case of creating "wants" instead of creating "needs". And yes, in some cases I think a marketer can create a "want". There are those who are very susceptible to the power of suggestion who are vulnerable to such tactics. Others can be "guilted" into buying.
And of course we all often have trouble discriminating between "wants" and "needs"..
The long definition of marketing is the profitable identification, attraction, getting and keeping of customers/clients.
The best marketers never forget for an instance that their existence depends on ...the customer!
Defining marketing is easy...the doing of marketing is hard.
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1) direct sales
2) selling banner space
3) click ads
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