Conceptual framework aligns agile marketing principles with the product life cycle stages for digital products, suggesting enhanced responsiveness.
The rapid pace of technological change, short product cycles, and the highly dynamic nature of digital markets demand marketing strategies that are both adaptive and iterative. Agile marketing, derived from agile methodologies in software development, provides a promising framework for managing the uncertainties and complexities of digital product lifecycles. This paper develops a conceptual framework aligning agile marketing principles with each stage of the product life cycle (PLC) of digital products. Drawing from literature on agile practices, product lifecycle theory, and digital innovation, the study argues that agile marketing enhances responsiveness to customer feedback, optimizes resource allocation, and accelerates innovation diffusion across introduction, growth, maturity, and decline stages. Propositions are developed to guide empirical research, while theoretical and managerial implications are explored.
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