Marketing and Consumer Engagement for Circularity

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Dr. M. Sudha
Dr. C. Kandasamy
Dr. U. Jawahar Supraveen
Niranchana Shri Viswanathan

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This paper investigates the importance of marketing strategies in driving and popularizing circular economic practices through changing consumers' behavior of recycling, reusing or repurposing products. Some sensitize themselves to the prevention of waste and suggest ad hoc campaigns for specific publicity to bring environmental benefits and economic benefits in favor of promulgating a kind of circular economy. The project resilience study hopes to motivate wider adoption of responsible environmental behaviors. In parallel uses influencer collaborations, brand partnerships and experiential events. Case studies in the paper also provide practical examples of what companies did to introduce circularity into their marketing and offer courses on driving sustainable consumer behaviors. Finally, the research looks at how social media and digital platforms can promote sustainability by driving consciousness and community-building. Sentiment analysis is used in social discussions and responses from customers to identify public sentiment which can be used by the marketers to adjust your messaging, contrary to confirmation bias. This research provides concrete evidence with the case study how eco wear impact the economy, with cost benefits, data-based strategies to increase consumer engagement and help us move toward a sustainable circular economy.

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Dr. M. Sudha, Dr. C. Kandasamy, Dr. U. Jawahar Supraveen, & Niranchana Shri Viswanathan. (2026). Marketing and Consumer Engagement for Circularity. International Insurance Law Review, 34(S1), 452-468. https://doi.org/10.65677/

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