Research on the Precision Marketing Strategy of Beixi Organic Grape in Linfen City

  • Hongyu Hao School of Economics and Management, Guangxi Normal University, China
Keywords: organic grapes, marketing theory, precision marketing

Abstract

In recent years, with the deepening of reform and opening up, the consumption level of our people has been increasing day by day. In the past, "having enough to eat" has been difficult to meet the people's high requirements for food. At the same time, the food poisoning happened all over the country, which appeared in the major news media, and the organic agricultural products also came into being. Compared with other eastern coastal cities, the development of organic agricultural products in Linfen City lags behind, and the incomplete industrial system also inhibits the sales of organic grapes. This paper draws lessons from the works of outstanding scholars at home and abroad on organic agricultural products, and uses the professional theory of marketing, so that the research finds that the sales channels of Beixi organic grapes are too single, and there is no effective use of the Internet and other publicity channels. In view of these problems, a practical solution was made for the organic grapes in Beixi, Linfen City, mainly for introducing professional knowledge talents, interacting with local news media, expanding diversified channels, and then achieving accurate marketing.

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Published
2025-06-25
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