This paper will summarize the findings based on the topic of how co-creating value connects to marketing place in the current world. It is seen that the benefits of co-creating value runs both ways in that buyers are able to advantage from this concept through noteworthy quality and personalization while customers have their feedback valued. Through co-creating value business can be able to determine the consumers’ judgment of one product as judged against to others, and in this way it can be able to shift its marketing in such a way that it can alter the consumers’ mind. The topic is academically relevant in that it helps students to get a wider scope of how co-creating value connects to the marketing place in the current world. The paper shall use four themed headings to show respective relations, contradictions, gaps and inconsistencies in literature.
Value
It is ascertained that the concept of value remains to be broadly discussed within the realm of research marketing and social theories. There is negligible examination of the psychological outcomes of whether contact with goods that are of value is known to raise the individual propensity to prioritization of self-interest over other interests as well as influencing decision making. Literature concerning value goods seeks four perspectives of the user to such a regard. In an economic viewpoint, value goods entail products where the demand increases and exceeds the proportional rise in income. These goods are based on the classification of the increased sensitivity to economic upturns and downturns to also include relative high pricing, profit margins as well as relative scarcity. Certain value goods are held in the terms of being "Veblen goods" as holding positive price elasticity of demand; this is while identification and categorization of value goods know aggregate consumer demand on the foundation of the product and pricing