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Who sends the message matters: social media messengers and adolescent eating. [PDF]

open access: yesFront Nutr
Qutteina Y   +4 more
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Influencer Marketing

open access: yesWiSt - Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Studium, 2019
Ansetzend an der Überdrüssigkeit gegenüber traditioneller Werbung hat sich eine neue Form der Markenkommunikation entwickelt. Über einflussreiche Nutzer wird eine neuartige Aufmerksamkeit in den sozialen Medien erzeugt, die sowohl als originell als auch glaubwürdig und authentisch wahrgenommen wird.
Bettina Lis   +2 more
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Influencer Marketing

open access: yes, 2018
Das Influencer Marketing hat sich in Deutschland in den vergangenen Jahren immer mehr etabliert und entwickelt sich langsam aus der Experimentierphase zu einem wesentlichen Baustein der Marketing-Strategie von Unternehmen. Dabei kristallisieren sich immer mehr Standards und allgemeingültige Regeln heraus.
Julia F. Kost, Christof Seeger
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INFLUENCER MARKETING

open access: yes, 2023
In today's dynamic digital landscape, influencer marketing has emerged as a powerful and transformative strategy for brands seeking to engage with their target audiences. This abstract explores the concept and impact of influencer marketing, elucidating its evolution from traditional advertising methods to its current prominence in social media ...
Kudumija, Tajana
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This study examines the impact of influencer marketing in the beauty and fashion industries on Greek consumers' behavior, perceptions, and purchasing decisions. The research provides practical insights for marketers, fashion and beauty companies, influencers, and psychologists. By combining a comprehensive literature review with SPSS analysis of survey
Sofia Gourgouri   +3 more
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Markets for influence [PDF]

open access: possibleInternational Journal of Industrial Organization, 2010
We specify an oligopoly game, where firms choose quantity in order to maximize profits, that is strategically equivalent to a standard Tullock rent-seeking game. We then show that the Tullock game may be interpreted as an oligopsonistic market for influence.
Menezes, Flavio, M., Quiggin, John
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