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focused on the product, but not on the real needs of consumers. Some time later, the
Industrial Revolution, where consumers had a tendency to buy compulsively. It was at
that time that production began, regardless of the characteristics of the products or
services offered.
Subsequent research, in the opinion of Suárez (2018) determined that "with a more
customer-centric approach, Marketing 2.0 emerges, where the customer pays attention
to the different offers and makes decisions." (p. 6). In this event, the entities evidenced
the need to meet the specific expectations of consumers and offer them added value.
This is through the use of information technologies, achieving instant customer loyalty.
In short, it was not based on the product but on the consumer as a priority.
Then, Marketing 3.0 evolves as a response to customer needs as a new perspective
focused on environmental awareness. "It seeks not only to satisfy needs, but we are
looking for the company to give us socially and environmentally conscious products."
(Jimenez, 2020). In this scenario, we seek to connect spirituality with emotional
marketing. Therefore, taking into consideration the corporate values as a point of
reference and differentiator in a competitive market. Then, it is the adoption of
proposing the creation of strategic plans that meet the needs, feelings and values of
consumers, focused on environmental welfare and social responsibility, achieving greater
market segmentation.
To conclude, the conception of Marketing 4.0 is sized in the context of a world with
greater interaction, an advantage that entities can take to reach a larger portion of
customers in the market using a combination of digital and traditional marketing.
"Marketing 4.0 is that of intelligent machines, i.e. machines that are able to understand
human beings and that learn from us as they interact with people." (Jimenez, 2020).
Another criterion, like Suarez's (2018) "in this new stage in the evolution of marketing,
the emergence of Big Data and data analytics brings a new opportunity for companies
and especially for marketing departments." (Suarez, 2018, p. 9). To this end, it can be
determined that through the use of technological tools, combined with online
interaction, customer expectations can be exceeded. As a result, the application of new
technologies related to marketing has impacted the growth of many entities. The
information with a high level of accuracy about tastes, needs and interests. Likewise,
consumer trends in various electronic channels, resulting in a fundamental database for
decision making. Table 1 is attached. From marketing 1.0 to 4.0.