A STUDY ON THE EVOLUTION OF ADVERTISING TECHNIQUES AND THEIR EFFECT ON CONTEMPORARY SALES APPROACHES
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https://doi.org/10.64751/Keywords:
Advertising Evolution, Digital Marketing, Traditional Advertising, Sales Strategies, Customer Engagement, Brand Communication, Omnichannel Marketing, Telecommunications Industry, Bharti AirtelAbstract
This study examines the evolution of advertising techniques and their influence on contemporary sales strategies, with special reference to Bharti Airtel. Advertising has transformed significantly from traditional mass media channels such as television, radio, and print to digital platforms including social media, search engines, mobile applications, and personalized data-driven campaigns. The research explores how these evolving advertising approaches have reshaped customer engagement, brand communication, and sales performance in the telecommunications sector. The study analyzes the shift from one-way promotional communication to interactive and customercentric marketing strategies. It evaluates the effectiveness of traditional advertising in building mass awareness and brand credibility, while assessing the impact of digital advertising techniques such as targeted ads, influencer marketing, content marketing, and real-time analytics in driving customer acquisition and retention. A quantitative research approach is adopted using customer survey data and secondary marketing reports to understand how advertising evolution influences buying behavior and sales outcomes. The findings reveal that digital advertising significantly enhances lead generation, customer engagement, and conversion rates due to precise targeting and measurable performance metrics. However, traditional advertising continues to play a crucial role in strengthening brand visibility and trust among diverse demographic segments. The integration of traditional and digital techniques supports omnichannel sales strategies and improves overall market competitiveness.
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