Social media opinion sharing: beyond volume
Journal of Consumer MarketingPublished 9 May 2016
Joseph Cabosky
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Purpose Industry and academic marketing researchers have attempted to predict consumer behavior from the volume and sentiment of social media activity. Yet, real-world examples demonstrate that individual and cultural factors may need to be built into current measures. This study aims to examine factors that differentiated sharers from non-sharers in regards to consumer sharing habits about entertainment products.
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