ENHANCED QUALITY OF LIFE AND IMPROVED CONVENIENCE FOR CONSUMERS RESULT FROM MARKETERS' RIGOROUS AND ONGOING INTEGRATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND MECHANISMS INTO THEIR PRODUCTS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/phfhme92Keywords:
Higher quality, Easier living, Results of marketers, Strictive implementation, New technology, Mechanism.Abstract
This study explores how continuous adoption of new technologies and techniques by marketers into
products impacts customers' quality of life and convenience. Technological advancements have driven
continuous innovation in product design and functionality, transforming customer experience in
several industries into more efficient, convenient, and accessible goods. The research focuses on the
influence of marketing methods on the creation of innovations and their immediate link to customer
satisfaction and welfare.
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