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Evaluating Social Media Marketing - Social Proof and Online Buyer Behaviour (Hardcover)
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Evaluating Social Media Marketing - Social Proof and Online Buyer Behaviour (Hardcover)
Series: Routledge Studies in Marketing
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This book is an innovative attempt to identify and analyse the
processes related to social influence in online buying behaviour,
with special attention given to the phenomenon of social proof,
which is the basis of social media, recommendation marketing, and
word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing. It empirically verifies the factors
which influence the effectiveness of social proof, and identifies
relevant impact factors. Opening with a literature review of this
concept from the perspective of social psychology, sociology, and
marketing, this interdisciplinary approach to the issue allows for
an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms of the effective use of
social proof in contemporary online marketing. Following this, in
the context of theoretical considerations, the author analyses the
social role and significance of social proof in the buying
behaviours of online consumers. The second half of the book
presents the results of the author's quantitative and qualitative
research into the effectiveness of social proof. The quantitative
research verifies the hypotheses concerning the social role and
significance of social proof in buying decisions and identifies the
level of confidence in the opinions expressed by other web users.
The qualitative research focuses on the empirical verification of
the effectiveness of social proof mechanisms. Additionally,
attention is given to sensitivity to social proof, i.e. the factors
that increase the effectiveness of such messages, from both the
sender's and the recipient's perspective, as well as the forms and
channels of communication. Written for scholars and researchers
interested in the debate on the transparency of activities carried
out by companies in the area of online marketing, the book's
detailed analysis of influence utilizing both quantitative and
qualitative studies may be of interest to a wider group of
academics including economists, psychologists and sociologists.
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