Ethical Issues in Digital Marketing Research: A Case Study Analysis
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This report provides a critical reflection on the ethical considerations within digital marketing research, focusing on a case study involving Sainsbury's. The report begins with an introduction outlining the research aim to identify the role of digital marketing in customer retention, and objectives that include understanding the impact of digital marketing on end-users, evaluating methods for influencing digital marketing usage, identifying key challenges faced by managers, and suggesting steps to maximize profit. The methodology section details the use of qualitative research, an inductive approach, and an interpretivist research philosophy, with primary and secondary data collection methods. Ethical considerations are extensively discussed, covering participant consent, autonomy, privacy, scientific integrity, social responsibility, and maximizing benefits while minimizing harm. The report emphasizes the importance of maintaining participant wellbeing, ensuring data authenticity, and the potential benefits for businesses adopting digital marketing strategies. The report concludes by highlighting the scope of the research in the current and future business scenarios.
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