War Marketing

Marketing warfare” refers to a competitive strategy in business that draws parallels between military conflict and marketing, viewing competitors as adversaries and market share as territory. This approach emphasizes competitor-focused strategies over solely customer-centric ones, particularly in mature, low-growth markets where gains for one company often come at the expense of another. Google AI

For example, a company that has aggressive marketing strategy to beat its competitor and one of the ways is to use a strategy that could be afforded by them and not competitors as they lose and country as result lose from economical way and take new strategies for the government to survive then they become vulnerable for strong countries to be attacked to be under their ruling, here a war happens as a result of this marketing strategy,

Example Toyota and VW Germany and Japan, it is normal to use promotional pricing to sell more japanese cars to take most of market share whereas German cars not usual this strategy and could cause customer shift and financial loss plus cutting cost or change in quality to be made in China or India to match the price and thus the market share will be by Japanese car mostly for affordability but for VW the price reduction is harmful and leads to employees termination for cost effectiveness to make costs matching like strategies. VW employs around one million people and this could lead to outsource and unemployment by them which means cutting cost by termination for saving as returns would be less and market competition would be high leading to huge result in Germany employment layoff by half million and employment of Chinese market by same needed amount making the top three brands led by the market analysis fall as they hold thirty percent of German GDP from automobile. One of the options that Germany falls out of debt for 30% industry issue and this could put them under EU or UK or EU bank control ot war trade war.