Facebook marketing is becoming an increasingly important tool for companies to influence consumer decision-making. However, there is currently little empirical knowledge about the extent of influence of Facebook marketing on the decision-making process of consumers. This study contributes to these gaps in the literature and investigates the influence of Facebook marketing activities on the decision-making process of consumers. The theory revealed four Facebook marketing activities that affected the first two phases of the decision-making process. These Facebook marketing activities were advertisements, recommend/share, likes and reviews. Whether they actually had an impact has been tested with the help of survey among 112 respondents. The r...
There are 57% of the 100 instragram social media users who are used as respondents, with the method ...
Purpose of the Study: The study aims to examine and analyze the effects of various marketing related...
The format and style of this paper was a test version. Does social media affect consumer decision-ma...
Facebook marketing is becoming an increasingly important tool for companies to influence consumer de...
M.Comm.The overall goal of this short dissertation is to investigate the influence of Facebook on th...
On a daily basis, 100,000 tweets are sent, 684,478 pieces of content are shared on Facebook, 2 milli...
Facebook is a widely used social media platform where people usually spend a lot of time. Presently,...
Social network sites (SNSs), such as Facebook, are one of the fastest-growing types of websites on t...
During the last few years social media has grown into a worldwide phenomenon and it is now a part of...
The rise of Web 2.0 tools and mobile devices means that the image of the traditional consumer has to...
This research investigates consumers who made a purchase of an item based on the recommendation of a...
The ability of social media to attract large numbers of people around the world also makes these web...
ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to study the impact of electronic word-of-mouth communication ...
Purpose – This paper aims to understand the contribution made by Facebook as a marketing tool for c...
Social Media Marketing is very important and it is among the most successful tool and...
There are 57% of the 100 instragram social media users who are used as respondents, with the method ...
Purpose of the Study: The study aims to examine and analyze the effects of various marketing related...
The format and style of this paper was a test version. Does social media affect consumer decision-ma...
Facebook marketing is becoming an increasingly important tool for companies to influence consumer de...
M.Comm.The overall goal of this short dissertation is to investigate the influence of Facebook on th...
On a daily basis, 100,000 tweets are sent, 684,478 pieces of content are shared on Facebook, 2 milli...
Facebook is a widely used social media platform where people usually spend a lot of time. Presently,...
Social network sites (SNSs), such as Facebook, are one of the fastest-growing types of websites on t...
During the last few years social media has grown into a worldwide phenomenon and it is now a part of...
The rise of Web 2.0 tools and mobile devices means that the image of the traditional consumer has to...
This research investigates consumers who made a purchase of an item based on the recommendation of a...
The ability of social media to attract large numbers of people around the world also makes these web...
ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to study the impact of electronic word-of-mouth communication ...
Purpose – This paper aims to understand the contribution made by Facebook as a marketing tool for c...
Social Media Marketing is very important and it is among the most successful tool and...
There are 57% of the 100 instragram social media users who are used as respondents, with the method ...
Purpose of the Study: The study aims to examine and analyze the effects of various marketing related...
The format and style of this paper was a test version. Does social media affect consumer decision-ma...