Description

This book explores trust-based marketing communication within the food marketing industry. It presents a comprehensive conceptual model that encompasses three pillars: traditional, modern, and AI-driven marketing communication. By examining these pillars, the book explores the informational role and legal aspects of food marketing, offering a detailed and structured approach to understanding and enhancing consumer trust. Readers will benefit from a deep dive into the current state of food marketing communication, enriched by a solid theoretical background and empirical case studies. The book highlights the significance of trust-based communication by proposing a conceptual model that integrates traditional, modern, and AI-driven strategies.

Key benefits include the following:

A clear conceptual model of trust-based marketing communication
Insights into the current knowledge and practices in food marketing communication
Detailed exploration of traditional, modern, and AI-based marketing strategies
Empirical case studies demonstrating the application of these concepts
Examination of legal regulations impacting food marketing

This book is an invaluable resource for academic scholars, students, and researchers interested in food marketing and communication. Additionally, it serves as a practical guide for managers, marketers, and industry professionals seeking to build and maintain consumer trust through effective marketing strategies. It is particularly relevant for those aiming to navigate the complexities of modern marketing communication while adhering to legal standards.