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  1. Social media in marketing research: Theoretical bases ...

    This review study has broadened and deepened our understanding of the social media marketing phenomenon by providing a systematic review of major research streams during the period 2009–2021 (see Figure 3 for a summary of the key findings regarding each stream).

  2. 13 social media research topics to explore in 2024 - Dovetail

    Exploring social media research questions helps people understand the impacts, effects, and intricacies of social media on individuals and the wider community. To help you choose a specific area to examine, here are some of the top social media research topics that are relevant in 2024.

  3. MRA Guide to the Top 16 Social Media Research Questions - AOFIRS

    The “Top 16 Questions” presented in this guide represent the core matters of importance to the research field with respect to social media research. They include issues of reliability, execution, interaction with other kinds of research, ethics and legal compliance, data quality, process, and outputs.

  4. 98 Quantitative Research Questions & Examples - Similarweb

    Quantitative question examples for social media monitoring. Quantitative market research can be applied to measure and analyze the impact of social media on a brand’s awareness, engagement, and reputation. By tracking key metrics such as the number of followers, impressions, and shares, brands can: Assess the success of their social media ...

  5. Twenty years of social media marketing: A systematic review ...

    Social media has been around for 20 years and has profoundly affected the dynamics of interactions between companies and customers. Studies have increasingly focused on how firms effectively use social media in their marketing strategies. However, the literature appears highly fragmented.

  6. Social Media Marketing – A Systematic Review of - ProQuest

    Findings - We were able to identify four research periods within social media marketing research: (1) emergence of SMM research, (2) growing interest, (3) underpinning of the theories, and (4) paradigm shiftin research.