A Study on analysis of Marketing Strategies adopted by Online Food Retailers in Bengaluru A Case Study of Swiggy and Zomato
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The only constant in the VUCA world is digitalization. Digital transformation has changed
newlinethe way the human beings lived in on this planet. The change is not just restricted to the
newlinecorporate world or technology space, it has entered even in our day-to-day activities. There
newlineare two dimensions of speedy adoption of the digitization, one being the need for
newlineconvenience and other one being the availability of technology. The demand for such product
newlineand services which provides convenience has grown exponentially, this resulted in a huge
newlineopportunity for the innovators to develop solutions and make it into a business proposition.
newlineOne of such innovation is online food delivery platforms, which allows customers to order
newlinefood on online platforms. This research is aimed at studying the strategies adopted by two
newlineonline food retailers that lead them to be successful. The study focuses on marketing
newlinestrategies of two leading the online food retailers (aggregators)Swiggy and Zomato. The
newlineresearch also attempts to focus on customer perception and satisfaction of the services
newlineprovided by Swiggy and Zomato.
newlineThe study was carried out in Bengaluru city Karnataka. It is important to note that 30% of the
newlinetotal online food retail business is contributed by one city Bengaluru. The cosmopolitan
newlinenature of the city makes it an ideal research area. The data was collected using structured
newlinequestionnaire from the citizen of Bengaluru. It was made sure that the all regions of the city
newlinewere represented along with gender and different age groups. The data was analysed for
newlineusing appropriate statistical tools such as Regression analysis. Chi-Square test etc. A total of
newline17 hypotheses were tested to draw interpretations which lead to the major findings of the
newlinestudy.