This document presents a proposal for designing a mobile application to enhance personal travel experiences by utilizing information from social media. The goals are to 1) design and deploy a user-friendly application and 2) collect user data to demonstrate that the application positively impacts travel experiences. Key objectives include connecting the application to social media to extract travel information and enable personalization. The document outlines the background on how mass media influences travel decisions. It proposes hypotheses that the new application functions will enhance travel experiences by providing personalized recommendations and trip planning assistance based on social media data.
1) The document discusses using media and events to generate publicity and discusses traditional and modern technologies used for event promotion and media coverage.
2) Social media is an important tool for event promotion that allows organizers to build relationships with audiences and share event information widely.
3) Creating social media pages and posting engaging content about industry news, events, clients are effective ways to promote events and businesses online.
The document discusses a study on the usage of social media amongst Malaysian youth. Some key findings include:
1. Social networking, particularly Facebook, is the most popular social media platform used daily by 47% of respondents. Video sharing is the second most used.
2. While the internet, mobile phones, and social media are highly used, newspapers still have high usage rates over 50%.
3. The internet has the most influence on respondents at 60%, followed by mobile phones at 55%. Television and social media both influence 34%.
4. Television and newspapers are considered always trustworthy sources of information for 31% and 30% respectively, while radio, social media, mobile phones, magazines, and
Social Media: Strategic Shift or Tactical Tool?craig lefebvre
Overview of social and mobile media with an emphasis on how the communication paradigm we use has to change to use them most effectively. This version was presented in the course "Pass It On – Health Communication and Marketing in a New Age" and Institute 2010 on 4 October 2010 in Atlanta GA. It is based on an earlier version presented at the International Nonprofit and Social Marketing Conference in Brisbane, Australia in July 2010.
OTOinsights "An Analysis of Digg.com Engagement and User Behavior"One to One
This study presents an analysis of user engagement with social media via Digg.com. Understanding the behavior of Digg.com users will help marketers to better represent and promote their material on Digg.com as well as provide insights into the practices of social media users in general.
Effective Mobile & Social Media Marketing StrategiesMicheleSullivan
- Leverage mobile technologies as a component of your overall marketing, communications and social media strategies
- Key differences between mobile websites and mobile apps
- Examples of mobile apps to expand member benefits, enhance satisfaction, and ultimately improve retention
This document is a work report submitted by Colin Dunn detailing two projects completed during a cooperative education term at the University of Waterloo's Marketing and Digital Communications department. The first project discussed is a United Way fundraising campaign where Dunn created a marketing plan that utilized social media and events to increase donations and participation. The campaign was successful in doubling donations from the previous year. The second project was developing an athletics marketing plan to increase student and community engagement with university sports. The plan proposed tactics like featuring student athletes on social media. While the full effects were not seen during the term, parts of the plan were adopted by the athletics department. Overall, the report recommends creating detailed marketing plans to support large projects and initiatives.
This document summarizes research on perceptions of advertising on social media and its implications for word-of-mouth advocacy. It finds that social media users are more receptive to ads that provide entertainment, interactively engage users, or satisfy their information needs. Specifically, ads that foster participation and conversation tend to create more positive brand perceptions. The uses and gratifications theory, which posits that people use media to fulfill personal and social needs, helps explain why. Ads seen as invasive or distracting from users' goals tend to be viewed negatively.
1) The document discusses using media and events to generate publicity and discusses traditional and modern technologies used for event promotion and media coverage.
2) Social media is an important tool for event promotion that allows organizers to build relationships with audiences and share event information widely.
3) Creating social media pages and posting engaging content about industry news, events, clients are effective ways to promote events and businesses online.
The document discusses a study on the usage of social media amongst Malaysian youth. Some key findings include:
1. Social networking, particularly Facebook, is the most popular social media platform used daily by 47% of respondents. Video sharing is the second most used.
2. While the internet, mobile phones, and social media are highly used, newspapers still have high usage rates over 50%.
3. The internet has the most influence on respondents at 60%, followed by mobile phones at 55%. Television and social media both influence 34%.
4. Television and newspapers are considered always trustworthy sources of information for 31% and 30% respectively, while radio, social media, mobile phones, magazines, and
Social Media: Strategic Shift or Tactical Tool?craig lefebvre
Overview of social and mobile media with an emphasis on how the communication paradigm we use has to change to use them most effectively. This version was presented in the course "Pass It On – Health Communication and Marketing in a New Age" and Institute 2010 on 4 October 2010 in Atlanta GA. It is based on an earlier version presented at the International Nonprofit and Social Marketing Conference in Brisbane, Australia in July 2010.
OTOinsights "An Analysis of Digg.com Engagement and User Behavior"One to One
This study presents an analysis of user engagement with social media via Digg.com. Understanding the behavior of Digg.com users will help marketers to better represent and promote their material on Digg.com as well as provide insights into the practices of social media users in general.
Effective Mobile & Social Media Marketing StrategiesMicheleSullivan
- Leverage mobile technologies as a component of your overall marketing, communications and social media strategies
- Key differences between mobile websites and mobile apps
- Examples of mobile apps to expand member benefits, enhance satisfaction, and ultimately improve retention
This document is a work report submitted by Colin Dunn detailing two projects completed during a cooperative education term at the University of Waterloo's Marketing and Digital Communications department. The first project discussed is a United Way fundraising campaign where Dunn created a marketing plan that utilized social media and events to increase donations and participation. The campaign was successful in doubling donations from the previous year. The second project was developing an athletics marketing plan to increase student and community engagement with university sports. The plan proposed tactics like featuring student athletes on social media. While the full effects were not seen during the term, parts of the plan were adopted by the athletics department. Overall, the report recommends creating detailed marketing plans to support large projects and initiatives.
This document summarizes research on perceptions of advertising on social media and its implications for word-of-mouth advocacy. It finds that social media users are more receptive to ads that provide entertainment, interactively engage users, or satisfy their information needs. Specifically, ads that foster participation and conversation tend to create more positive brand perceptions. The uses and gratifications theory, which posits that people use media to fulfill personal and social needs, helps explain why. Ads seen as invasive or distracting from users' goals tend to be viewed negatively.
Public Relations and New Media TechnologiesCarmen Neghina
Carmen Neghina
Public Relations and New Media Technologies
Changing models of communication
- trends
- traditional model
Implications of new technology
- implications
- challenges
- two-way communication model
survey results
- content analysis
- mail questionnaire
- conclusions
The role of the social media in corporate PR practice using the Ukrainian con...HOSHVA PR
This research analyzes how social media relates to PR practices in Ukraine. It finds that while traditional media remains dominant, PR practitioners are increasingly recognizing social media as both an opportunity and a challenge. The research comprised interviews with PR professionals, who viewed social media as an environment changing how information is shared and as a set of tools. Many saw social media as inevitable for their work, but challenges remained in understanding its value and securing management support.
OTOinsights Mobile UX Webinar, April 15 2010One to One
At OTOinsights we have conducted over 40 research projects in the mobile sector for mobile application developers and mobile manufacturers helping design products that connect with customers in meaningful ways.
Using our experience and knowledge we have created a new study called 'Mobile insights'. Key points include:
- details of research methodologies and techniques that can be used to understand the customer 's 'informational landscape'
- explores how to make mobile applications not only 'usable' but also 'engaging' so that your customers want to use them time and time again
Social Media Applications' Impact on Travel Managementkatekoziol
Here are a few key things to consider when developing an app in-house:
- Determine the purpose and desired functionality of the app upfront. Clearly define requirements.
- Assemble a cross-functional team to work on the app including representatives from IT, communications, legal and the business units that will use the app.
- Research platforms like iOS, Android or mobile web and choose the one that best fits your needs and resources.
- Create prototypes and get user feedback early in the design process. Iterate based on feedback.
- Develop the app in phases, starting with core functionality first before adding extras.
- Plan for ongoing maintenance, support and updates after launch. Budget for the long term.
This document summarizes research on viral video advertisements and factors that contribute to their sharing online. It finds that positive emotions and strong brand image play an important role in whether a video goes viral. Specifically, branded content that incorporates creative strategies like humor can shape whether a video advertisement is shared virally. The document also reviews literature on defining viral marketing, the role of social media, different types of advertising messages and creative strategies, and motivations for online word-of-mouth sharing.
WARC Media research planning_for_context Apr 2013Brian Crotty
The document discusses understanding context in media research and planning. It describes five key dimensions of context - location, activity, social setting, media, and mood/emotions. Understanding these contexts helps optimize the impact of communications by identifying moments of potential receptivity. Case studies show how analyzing these contexts can inform media selection and messaging strategies.
Integrating Social Media into Public Involvement Strategies - Transportation ...Steve Radick
My Integrating Social Media into Public Involvement Strategies session presentation from the Transportation Research Board's Annual Meeting from 1/10/10.
How social media is bridging the gap between local government and citizens in...Cyber Mum
In each of the last three years, BDO’s Local Government Social Media Survey has explored social media within local government to understand how councils are using social media as a tool to improve services.
See the PDF of the report here http://www.bdo.co.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/978949/BDO-Social-Media-Report-2014.pdf
It is being posted here for easy access to the data
PR 2.0: Managing News in a Digital WorldTracy Playle
This document summarizes research on how PR professionals in higher education and further education are using digital media and social media to communicate with journalists.
The research found that most organizations put press releases online but many don't tailor them for different audiences. Many PR professionals use their website and social media like Twitter to engage with journalists, but some lack capabilities and confidence in using new tools.
The research also found that journalists are increasingly using social media to find stories and resources, though they remain skeptical of information from social platforms. Management structures with separate web and PR departments were seen as a barrier to using online media by PR professionals. Recommendations include using social media more strategically and developing online multimedia newsrooms.
RQ1 examines the relationship between social media interaction and viral marketing propagation. The literature establishes social media as central to viral marketing campaigns, enabling online word-of-mouth communication to spread campaigns. RQ2 asks what compels social media users to discuss viral marketing. Research presented suggests emotional connections to campaigns, familiarity, and relationships with sharers influence sharing behaviors. Limitations include lack of focus on modern social media and conflating word-of-mouth and viral marketing definitions.
This dissertation examines the effects of online advertising on consumer aggression. It studies how intrusive online ads are perceived, the level of reactance they arouse in consumers, and whether this reactance leads to more aggressive responses. The study focuses on consumers in the US and UK, and analyzes how advertising location, animation levels, and other factors influence perceptions and reactions. Statistical analysis found that country of origin affects perceptions of ad intrusiveness, with US participants viewing ads as more intrusive. Fully animated ads on the right side of the page were seen as most intrusive. Both countries experienced high reactance to ads, though UK participants began with higher baseline levels. Reactance increased with perceived intrusiveness and in turn correlated
Marketing Strategy: Pricing strategies and its influence on consumer purchasi...AI Publications
The current study aimed to examine pricing strategies as a determining factor in influencing consumer behaviour. The present research applied quantitative research method via adapting questionnaire from academic sources. The sample size for the current study is 162 which gathered via random sampling method.The results show that Penetration Pricing has significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that Price Skimminghas significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that marketing sharing sites has significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that blog has significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that Competitive Pricinghas significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. Moreover, all beta value is higher than .001. All models have very high adjusted R2 indicating the ability of the models explaining the variation of consumer behaviour due to variation of independent variables is very high. The F-value shows that the explanatory variables are jointly statistically significant in the model and the Durbin-Watson (DW) statistics reveals that there is autocorrelation in the models.
JEGI & IAB Social Media Ecosystem ReportAmir Akhavan
JEGI is pleased to share with you the recently released Social Media Ecosystem Report, developed by Amir Akhavan, who covers Technology, Marketing Services, and Interactive at the firm, and supported by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). In the evolving world of technology, change is a constant state, wherein today’s news often becomes instant history. As such, this report is intended to do two things: first, to capture a moment in time, to bring its readers up to date on some of the latest developments, as brands become publishers, as advertisers seek ever more finite detail about their targets, and as users reinforce their role as kings of the hill; and second, to provide some observations about where the social ecosystem is likely to go. For more information, contact Amir Akhavan at amira@jegi.com or 212-754-0710.
This document discusses strategic communications for patient organizations. It explores how to gain visibility with limited capacity through defining key messages, target audiences, objectives, and performance indicators. It provides tips on communications strategies like using multiple social media channels and customizing messages for different audiences. Budget considerations and options for online tools, campaigns and measuring success are also covered.
Social media has become an important channel for crisis communication management. It allows organizations to communicate with stakeholders efficiently and minimize the negative impacts of crises. However, most existing crisis communication theories were developed before social media and do not account for its capabilities. There is a lack of international research on using social media for crisis communication across different geographic and cultural contexts. Developing global best practices could help organizations leverage social media effectively while managing reputational risks during crises.
This document provides an overview of how municipalities can implement effective social media strategies. It discusses the benefits of social media for customer service and public relations. Case studies of City Power and Johannesburg Water show how integrating social media with operations and communications departments improved engagement, transparency and issue resolution. The document concludes that making information available across all platforms, with real engagement, allows municipalities to take advantage of social media as an important communications channel.
The document discusses media relations and the relationship between journalists and public relations practitioners. It provides definitions of media relations and explains the importance of media relations in disseminating information to target audiences. The document then compares journalists and PR practitioners, noting they have different goals and use different channels and components in their work. It also discusses the mutual dependence between journalists and PR practitioners and tips for building positive relationships. The remainder of the document outlines various media types used in public relations like newspapers, magazines, radio, television, online news services, and social media. It also discusses strategies for preparing for and working with the media, including researching media outlets and planning publicity.
The document discusses strategies for using social media and participatory media to communicate messages more efficiently and effectively through a consistent look, feel, tone and message. It emphasizes identifying the appropriate medium to carry your message to your target audience at the right time. It also discusses using a 1-2-1 marketing approach to tie communication messages together across different channels.
This document presents a proposal to design a mobile application to enhance personal travel experiences using information from mass media. The application aims to bridge the connection between mass media and travel planning by utilizing a recommendation system and location-based services to provide personalized travel tips and recommendations tailored to individual preferences. The proposal outlines background research on how mass media influences travel decisions and a literature review will be conducted to analyze measuring the impact of personalized travel recommendations based on mass media sources. Experiments will then test the effectiveness of the prototype application.
CUSTOMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISINGSuyash Jain
This document is a literature review and research methodology for a study on customer perception of social media advertising. The objectives are to study the time spent on social networks, the influence of demographics on ad selection, and the effect of social media ads on purchase decisions. The research will use a questionnaire for primary data collection through convenience sampling of consumers in Dehradun. Chi-square tests will be used to analyze relationships between variables. The literature review covers past studies on attitudes toward mobile, email and social media advertising.
Public Relations and New Media TechnologiesCarmen Neghina
Carmen Neghina
Public Relations and New Media Technologies
Changing models of communication
- trends
- traditional model
Implications of new technology
- implications
- challenges
- two-way communication model
survey results
- content analysis
- mail questionnaire
- conclusions
The role of the social media in corporate PR practice using the Ukrainian con...HOSHVA PR
This research analyzes how social media relates to PR practices in Ukraine. It finds that while traditional media remains dominant, PR practitioners are increasingly recognizing social media as both an opportunity and a challenge. The research comprised interviews with PR professionals, who viewed social media as an environment changing how information is shared and as a set of tools. Many saw social media as inevitable for their work, but challenges remained in understanding its value and securing management support.
OTOinsights Mobile UX Webinar, April 15 2010One to One
At OTOinsights we have conducted over 40 research projects in the mobile sector for mobile application developers and mobile manufacturers helping design products that connect with customers in meaningful ways.
Using our experience and knowledge we have created a new study called 'Mobile insights'. Key points include:
- details of research methodologies and techniques that can be used to understand the customer 's 'informational landscape'
- explores how to make mobile applications not only 'usable' but also 'engaging' so that your customers want to use them time and time again
Social Media Applications' Impact on Travel Managementkatekoziol
Here are a few key things to consider when developing an app in-house:
- Determine the purpose and desired functionality of the app upfront. Clearly define requirements.
- Assemble a cross-functional team to work on the app including representatives from IT, communications, legal and the business units that will use the app.
- Research platforms like iOS, Android or mobile web and choose the one that best fits your needs and resources.
- Create prototypes and get user feedback early in the design process. Iterate based on feedback.
- Develop the app in phases, starting with core functionality first before adding extras.
- Plan for ongoing maintenance, support and updates after launch. Budget for the long term.
This document summarizes research on viral video advertisements and factors that contribute to their sharing online. It finds that positive emotions and strong brand image play an important role in whether a video goes viral. Specifically, branded content that incorporates creative strategies like humor can shape whether a video advertisement is shared virally. The document also reviews literature on defining viral marketing, the role of social media, different types of advertising messages and creative strategies, and motivations for online word-of-mouth sharing.
WARC Media research planning_for_context Apr 2013Brian Crotty
The document discusses understanding context in media research and planning. It describes five key dimensions of context - location, activity, social setting, media, and mood/emotions. Understanding these contexts helps optimize the impact of communications by identifying moments of potential receptivity. Case studies show how analyzing these contexts can inform media selection and messaging strategies.
Integrating Social Media into Public Involvement Strategies - Transportation ...Steve Radick
My Integrating Social Media into Public Involvement Strategies session presentation from the Transportation Research Board's Annual Meeting from 1/10/10.
How social media is bridging the gap between local government and citizens in...Cyber Mum
In each of the last three years, BDO’s Local Government Social Media Survey has explored social media within local government to understand how councils are using social media as a tool to improve services.
See the PDF of the report here http://www.bdo.co.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/978949/BDO-Social-Media-Report-2014.pdf
It is being posted here for easy access to the data
PR 2.0: Managing News in a Digital WorldTracy Playle
This document summarizes research on how PR professionals in higher education and further education are using digital media and social media to communicate with journalists.
The research found that most organizations put press releases online but many don't tailor them for different audiences. Many PR professionals use their website and social media like Twitter to engage with journalists, but some lack capabilities and confidence in using new tools.
The research also found that journalists are increasingly using social media to find stories and resources, though they remain skeptical of information from social platforms. Management structures with separate web and PR departments were seen as a barrier to using online media by PR professionals. Recommendations include using social media more strategically and developing online multimedia newsrooms.
RQ1 examines the relationship between social media interaction and viral marketing propagation. The literature establishes social media as central to viral marketing campaigns, enabling online word-of-mouth communication to spread campaigns. RQ2 asks what compels social media users to discuss viral marketing. Research presented suggests emotional connections to campaigns, familiarity, and relationships with sharers influence sharing behaviors. Limitations include lack of focus on modern social media and conflating word-of-mouth and viral marketing definitions.
This dissertation examines the effects of online advertising on consumer aggression. It studies how intrusive online ads are perceived, the level of reactance they arouse in consumers, and whether this reactance leads to more aggressive responses. The study focuses on consumers in the US and UK, and analyzes how advertising location, animation levels, and other factors influence perceptions and reactions. Statistical analysis found that country of origin affects perceptions of ad intrusiveness, with US participants viewing ads as more intrusive. Fully animated ads on the right side of the page were seen as most intrusive. Both countries experienced high reactance to ads, though UK participants began with higher baseline levels. Reactance increased with perceived intrusiveness and in turn correlated
Marketing Strategy: Pricing strategies and its influence on consumer purchasi...AI Publications
The current study aimed to examine pricing strategies as a determining factor in influencing consumer behaviour. The present research applied quantitative research method via adapting questionnaire from academic sources. The sample size for the current study is 162 which gathered via random sampling method.The results show that Penetration Pricing has significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that Price Skimminghas significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that marketing sharing sites has significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that blog has significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. The results show that Competitive Pricinghas significant positive influence on consumer behaviour at 5% level. Moreover, all beta value is higher than .001. All models have very high adjusted R2 indicating the ability of the models explaining the variation of consumer behaviour due to variation of independent variables is very high. The F-value shows that the explanatory variables are jointly statistically significant in the model and the Durbin-Watson (DW) statistics reveals that there is autocorrelation in the models.
JEGI & IAB Social Media Ecosystem ReportAmir Akhavan
JEGI is pleased to share with you the recently released Social Media Ecosystem Report, developed by Amir Akhavan, who covers Technology, Marketing Services, and Interactive at the firm, and supported by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). In the evolving world of technology, change is a constant state, wherein today’s news often becomes instant history. As such, this report is intended to do two things: first, to capture a moment in time, to bring its readers up to date on some of the latest developments, as brands become publishers, as advertisers seek ever more finite detail about their targets, and as users reinforce their role as kings of the hill; and second, to provide some observations about where the social ecosystem is likely to go. For more information, contact Amir Akhavan at amira@jegi.com or 212-754-0710.
This document discusses strategic communications for patient organizations. It explores how to gain visibility with limited capacity through defining key messages, target audiences, objectives, and performance indicators. It provides tips on communications strategies like using multiple social media channels and customizing messages for different audiences. Budget considerations and options for online tools, campaigns and measuring success are also covered.
Social media has become an important channel for crisis communication management. It allows organizations to communicate with stakeholders efficiently and minimize the negative impacts of crises. However, most existing crisis communication theories were developed before social media and do not account for its capabilities. There is a lack of international research on using social media for crisis communication across different geographic and cultural contexts. Developing global best practices could help organizations leverage social media effectively while managing reputational risks during crises.
This document provides an overview of how municipalities can implement effective social media strategies. It discusses the benefits of social media for customer service and public relations. Case studies of City Power and Johannesburg Water show how integrating social media with operations and communications departments improved engagement, transparency and issue resolution. The document concludes that making information available across all platforms, with real engagement, allows municipalities to take advantage of social media as an important communications channel.
The document discusses media relations and the relationship between journalists and public relations practitioners. It provides definitions of media relations and explains the importance of media relations in disseminating information to target audiences. The document then compares journalists and PR practitioners, noting they have different goals and use different channels and components in their work. It also discusses the mutual dependence between journalists and PR practitioners and tips for building positive relationships. The remainder of the document outlines various media types used in public relations like newspapers, magazines, radio, television, online news services, and social media. It also discusses strategies for preparing for and working with the media, including researching media outlets and planning publicity.
The document discusses strategies for using social media and participatory media to communicate messages more efficiently and effectively through a consistent look, feel, tone and message. It emphasizes identifying the appropriate medium to carry your message to your target audience at the right time. It also discusses using a 1-2-1 marketing approach to tie communication messages together across different channels.
This document presents a proposal to design a mobile application to enhance personal travel experiences using information from mass media. The application aims to bridge the connection between mass media and travel planning by utilizing a recommendation system and location-based services to provide personalized travel tips and recommendations tailored to individual preferences. The proposal outlines background research on how mass media influences travel decisions and a literature review will be conducted to analyze measuring the impact of personalized travel recommendations based on mass media sources. Experiments will then test the effectiveness of the prototype application.
CUSTOMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISINGSuyash Jain
This document is a literature review and research methodology for a study on customer perception of social media advertising. The objectives are to study the time spent on social networks, the influence of demographics on ad selection, and the effect of social media ads on purchase decisions. The research will use a questionnaire for primary data collection through convenience sampling of consumers in Dehradun. Chi-square tests will be used to analyze relationships between variables. The literature review covers past studies on attitudes toward mobile, email and social media advertising.
Social Media in Tourism- A Double-Edged Swordijtsrd
Extensive spread of the Internet and speedy technological advancement have revolutionized all industries in the World specifically tourism. The presence of the information and communication technology have fundamentally change the way how tourists collect detailed information, how do they can carefully map decision substitutes, how they book their travel and how they share their unique travel experience with others. A vital step forward in the progress of the internet has been made by a noteworthy growth in the popularity of social media platforms. Social media plays a very important role in tourism which is an information based industry. Consumers need information that can assist them in the process of travel planning and making decisions related to selection of tourism destination and other travel related products. Social media has also extended the reach of industry as now they can easily target consumers sitting far away without even meeting them. Destination marketer use social media before the travel so as to engage and inform the tourists, during the travel so as to facilitate at destination and after the travel to remember and share experiences. But social media in tourism marketing can be both an aid and a threat as social media influences the tourism industry both in positive and negative ways, as the decisions of prospective travellers have been strongly affected by comments and personal experiences of other users on social media. The main objective of the paper is to understand the relationship between social media and destination marketing and to examine the positive and negative impact of social media marketing in tourism industry. Ms. Priyanka Sharma | Mr. Ravi Kumar | Ms. Asha Rani"Social Media in Tourism- A Double-Edged Sword" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-1 , December 2017, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd8222.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/tourism/8222/social-media-in-tourism--a-double-edged-sword/-ms-priyanka-sharma
Tourists Awareness, Expectations, and Challenges Encountered in the use of So...IJAEMSJORNAL
Social media marketing has increased in popularity in the tourist sector because it allows businesses to communicate directly with customers through various Internet platforms, as well as monitor and respond to client comments and assessments of services. This paper focused on the awareness of tourists about the use of social media promotions of tourist attractions. Also, this paper described the expectations of tourists in using social media promotions of tourist attractions. Furthermore, challenges encountered by tourists in using social media promotions of tourist attractions were determined. This study used a descriptive-quantitative method. A total of 89 users of social media promotions of tourist attractions in Nueva Ecija were involved in this study. Tourist respondents are aware that this is a new approach for marketing tool where tourism establishments provide not only basic information of the attractions but even reviews, answers to queries, and the management profile giving them a complete assessment of tourism establishments’ performance and how satisfied are the customers. Furthermore, they expected that social media promotions could provide good customer relations and services. However, there were still challenges encountered when using this marketing strategy such as there are hidden charges, display photo advertisements are different from the actual, and some information are inaccurate as they transact to the tourism establishments. The researcher recommends that in using social media promotions, tourists should be assertive to know all the details of the tourism establishments and attractions before confirming their bookings or reservations.
1) The document examines the impact of social media on tourist destination choice. It develops a conceptual model based on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to test the impact of social media.
2) An empirical study of 245 participants in Algeria found that the perceived usefulness and trust of social media have a positive impact on attitudes toward social media, unlike ease of use. Attitudes toward social media were found to determine choices of tourist destinations.
3) The literature review discusses definitions of tourist destinations and social media. It outlines the role of social media in promoting tourist destinations, including creating positive destination images and building relationships with customers.
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The effect of social media on pre- and post purchasing behavior: Evidence fro...Tuncay Taşkın
The document analyzes the effect of social media on consumer purchasing behavior in Turkey. It finds that social media has a meaningful positive impact on both pre-purchase and post-purchase behavior. Specifically:
1) Social media is found to have a positive effect on consumers' research and decision making before purchasing a product.
2) Social media also has a positive impact on consumer behavior after purchasing, though consumers are less likely to share on company pages or recommend products on social media.
3) There is a meaningful but not strong relationship between how frequently consumers use social media and the impact it has on their purchasing decisions.
The document describes the design of a prototype called SmartTravel that aims to support cooperative travel advisory between agents and customers. It discusses how traditional travel agencies are challenged by abundant online information and transactions. The prototype uses a large shared display to allow agents and customers to jointly explore travel options and information. This is intended to reduce information asymmetry and increase trust and customer involvement in the advisory process. The system integrates professional and user-generated travel content to provide richer information. Initial evaluations found that customers valued the system for providing more comprehensive and trustworthy information in an enjoyable environment.
Digital media strategies are important for broadcasters to engage audiences across platforms and generate new revenue. Social media is a key tool if used properly to drive engagement without overwhelming users. Content should be accessible across devices to meet user preferences. Polls and user-generated content can enhance engagement by involving the audience. Monetization comes from driving clicks from social media to view ads with content. Any strategy needs flexibility to adapt to changing technologies and consumption patterns.
Analyzing the effects of social media on the hospitality industryBookStoreLib
This document analyzes the effects of social media on the hospitality industry from a consumer perspective. It discusses how social media has changed communication and allowed two-way interaction between businesses and customers. Many hotels are shifting marketing strategies from traditional methods to social media, which provides real-time feedback and engagement at low cost. The growth of social media users globally, especially through mobile access, means the hospitality industry must embrace social media platforms to build their brand and remain competitive.
The document is a report from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) on technology in tourism. It contains:
- An introduction by the UNWTO Secretary General on the growth of tourism driven by technology advances.
- Several sections on perspectives on how technology is changing tourism, including opportunities for understanding customers better and challenges in education tourism businesses on technology.
- Case studies on how different tourism organizations and destinations are using technology.
- Information on related UNWTO publications about technology and tourism.
The report examines the major impact of technology on the tourism industry and opportunities for businesses and destinations to better utilize technology in marketing, operations and understanding customers.
The positive and negative of social media on the tourism and hospitality prod...Witsathit Somrak
The Academic Cooperation Network between The Faculty of Management Science from Northern Rajabhat University 8 Areas
The 9th National and 2 nd International Conference of Academic Management Science 7th February 2020 Phetchabun Rajabhat University
11Proposal Part One - Part 1 Influence of Internet on TourismSantosConleyha
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Proposal Part One - Part 1: Influence of Internet on Tourism Industry
Research Proposal: Influence of Internet on Tourism Industry
Introduction
The tourism industry has been among the best-valued sectors within the nation to generate massive revenue for the government. Besides, the industry is considered among the earliest since it started several decades ago. For an extended period, the industry uses Integrated Marketing Communications to promote their various products and services to the entire world. The introduction of technology in the industry leads to improvements in the sectors. Most individuals without extensive information on the tourism industry can access the data in their comfort zones. It implies that IT and internet technology play a significant role in ensuring effective strategy due to its existence globally.
Most European countries have tried to promote and implement internet technology in ensuring satisfactory delivery of products and services (Kayumovich, 2020). Since it has a custom within the tourism and hotel industry to provide intangible products and services, including but not limited to services alongside comfort, the internet has been an effective method of delivering its messages to the targeted customers. Also, through internet technology, the industry has achieved more customers in the global market, including the European market. The promotion of branding within the European tourism industry has been effective due to the introduction and implementation of internet technology. Thus, the internet is believed to significantly influence the tourism industry in various sectors, including but limited to infrastructure, travel, alongside the marketing sector. Before introducing the internet alongside the IT, travelling of customers was dangerous and unpleasant since travellers had constraint understanding of locations they were visiting.
As a result, the existing vacationers of time had limited knowledge of the cultures and terrain alongside the climate change and patterns necessary to stimulate the travelling issues. Therefore, tourism sectors, including but not limited to tour companies, travel agencies and other like hotels, had developed strategies necessary to promote booking and reservation processes (David-Negre et al. 2018). However, several decades ago, popular sites were visited by tourists. It implies that the tourism sectors within the local or remote area faced challenges of securing sufficient clients as people were could not define the destination. Also, shortage of information on a particular region leads to reduced travelling by visitors. The research involved the utilization of relevant literature review on the subject matter to provide factual information. Therefore, the report offers adequate information on the influence of the internet on the tourism industry. This research would give me the stage to show my finding and view and also propose how the internet can be leveraged to an extend i ...
11Proposal Part One - Part 1 Influence of Internet on TourismBenitoSumpter862
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Proposal Part One - Part 1: Influence of Internet on Tourism Industry
Research Proposal: Influence of Internet on Tourism Industry
Introduction
The tourism industry has been among the best-valued sectors within the nation to generate massive revenue for the government. Besides, the industry is considered among the earliest since it started several decades ago. For an extended period, the industry uses Integrated Marketing Communications to promote their various products and services to the entire world. The introduction of technology in the industry leads to improvements in the sectors. Most individuals without extensive information on the tourism industry can access the data in their comfort zones. It implies that IT and internet technology play a significant role in ensuring effective strategy due to its existence globally.
Most European countries have tried to promote and implement internet technology in ensuring satisfactory delivery of products and services (Kayumovich, 2020). Since it has a custom within the tourism and hotel industry to provide intangible products and services, including but not limited to services alongside comfort, the internet has been an effective method of delivering its messages to the targeted customers. Also, through internet technology, the industry has achieved more customers in the global market, including the European market. The promotion of branding within the European tourism industry has been effective due to the introduction and implementation of internet technology. Thus, the internet is believed to significantly influence the tourism industry in various sectors, including but limited to infrastructure, travel, alongside the marketing sector. Before introducing the internet alongside the IT, travelling of customers was dangerous and unpleasant since travellers had constraint understanding of locations they were visiting.
As a result, the existing vacationers of time had limited knowledge of the cultures and terrain alongside the climate change and patterns necessary to stimulate the travelling issues. Therefore, tourism sectors, including but not limited to tour companies, travel agencies and other like hotels, had developed strategies necessary to promote booking and reservation processes (David-Negre et al. 2018). However, several decades ago, popular sites were visited by tourists. It implies that the tourism sectors within the local or remote area faced challenges of securing sufficient clients as people were could not define the destination. Also, shortage of information on a particular region leads to reduced travelling by visitors. The research involved the utilization of relevant literature review on the subject matter to provide factual information. Therefore, the report offers adequate information on the influence of the internet on the tourism industry. This research would give me the stage to show my finding and view and also propose how the internet can be leveraged to an extend i ...
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Social Media Marketing in the Hotel Industry: Trends and
Opportunities in 2017
Social Media Marketing in the Hotel
Industry: Trends and Opportunities in 2017
As social media platforms gain traction in usage rates and become ubiquitous in day‐
to‐day life through the proliferation of mobile devices, they are proving to be valuable
marketing channels, especially when targeting younger consumers. Although several prominent hotel
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presence and a marketing effort on social media channels, especially since social media marketing has
been proven to be more effective than traditional marketing ﴾when utilized correctly﴿. Social media
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Prethesis finalpaper
1. (Draft - Not Latexed)
University of New York
Design an application to enhance people’s personal travelling experiences by utilising information
from social media.
Prof. Kathleen McDermott & Prof. Benedetta Piantella
A report submitted in fulfilment of the Pre-thesis course requirements for Integrated Digital Media
in the Department of Technology, Culture and Society.
Abstract:
This paper presents the process of ideation and prototyping on the topic of exploring the
connection between personal traveling experiences and mass media. Mass media is the
information and advice we fed daily from various sources that could often be ignored by us, but
influenced us all greatly at the same time. It includes internet media such as podcasts, blogs,
message boards and videos, and it is not limited to the media producers. Furthermore, the mass
media plays a curial role in putting emerging travel information together in current social media
blast. The vast majority of travel is decided upon by people who have never before travelled to
that particular destination, and are therefore dependant on media reporting. It can not be ignored
that the recent boom in tourism can be attributed to the media information. According to the
statistics from agency, travellers are increasingly interested in having a personalised travel
experience that is tailored to their particular preferences. The problem of increasing people‘s
personal traveling experience via masa media opens (affects) one more possibility of making
travel tips and enhance traveling experience, the impact of which is people value the new way of
travel planning and it highly injects the personal elements into it. Therefore, it is significant to
bridge the connection of mass media and travel plans in order to enhance the personal traveling
experience for each person.
(shorten the abstract)
Keywords: Social Media, Travel Experience, Mobile Application, Personalised Travel,
Recommendation System, Trip Planning, Location based service
Introduction
• Background
According to statistics, there are aspects which affect our way of thinking much more than mass
media alone. The information and advice we are fed daily from various sources can often be
ignored by us, but the mass media influences us all greatly, therefore, it is important for us to
define mass media. The term “mass media” was first used in the 1920s to denote a section of the
media aimed at targeting the lager audience using outlets such as nationwide radio networks and
mass circulation of newspapers and magazines, though some forms of mass media such as
books and manuscripts had already been used successfully for centuries. (One varying topic)
Mass media includes Internet media such as podcasts, blogs, message boards and video. We
now have the kind of exposure that is compares in scale to that which was once restricted only to
a certain band of mass media producers. Such audience communication has been considered by
various commentators as forming a mass society with special characteristics, in particular,
atomisation or the lack of social connections this makes it especially open to the influence of
modern mass media techniques such as advertising and propaganda. Public media as a term is
used much less and is defined as “media whose mission is to server or engage a public”.
social media subset. specific tools for mass / social (for example)
The media play a crucial role in putting emerging travel information together in current social
media blast. The vast majority of travel is decided upon by people who have never before
travelled to that particular destination, and are therefore dependant on media reporting or other
people’s recommendations. It can not be ignored that the recent boom in tourism can be
attributed to the media.Through the Internet, information and various articles on a destination can
be found which will give the traveller an advantage.
2. • Aims and Key Objectives
Mass media are playing an increasingly important role as information sources for travellers. And it
is increasingly relevant as part of tourism practices affecting destinations and businesses. Mass
media is not a single but an integrated object. Social media plays a significant role in many
aspects of tourism, especially in information search and decision-making behaviours, tourism
promotion and in focusing on best practices for interacting with consumers. However, the issues
is all the information that could be extracted online can not be formed to serve various travel
purposes. And businessmen and young people takes the majority part of the travellers. They
either have lots of spare time or money. Thus, one huge problem here to solve is to help travellers
to save time and make the trip just like shopping with several clicks to finish. On the other hand,
travellers are increasingly interested in having a personalised travel experience that is tailored to
their particular preferences. Some travel reservation systems attempt to provide personalised
services to customers either by compiling customer information into a Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) system or manually by agency. Therefore, this thesis project is to design and
deploy an application that could enhance people’s personal travelling experiences by utilising
information from mass media.
According to statistics from travel agency, and with the expand of the information from mass
media, travellers are increasingly interested in having a personalised travel experience that is
tailored to their particular preferences. The problem of increasing people‘s personal traveling
experience via masa media opens one more possibility of making travel tips and enhance
traveling experience, the impact of which is people value the new way of travel planning and it
highly injects the personal elements into it.
Thus, the thesis project goal is to design and deploy an application that could enhance people’s
personal travelling experiences by utilising information from mass media.
• Mass Media in Tourism (Tourism Sharing)
• Mass Media on the Internet (Online Travel Information Search)
• Mass Media in consumer-generated media creation (Personal Travel Experiences)
• Previous Relevant Applications/Systems
1. Comparison with TripAdvisor
2. Comparison with LuckyTrip
Requirement and Analysis
This section details the procedures adopted in the experiments. It outlines the experimental
aspects of the procedures, highlights potential problems. The first section in this chapter
reiterates the project objectives, identifies the variables and measurements applied in this study
and presents the hypotheses to be tested. The second section in this chapter mainly focuses on
the user analysis.
• Aims, objectives and measurements
The project aim is to bridge the connection of mass media and travel plans in order to enhance
the personal traveling experience for each person, by designing and deploying the mobile
application. And the application is primarily achieved by establishing connection with mass media
and extracting information (through API) to realise personalisation.
To satisfy this aim, it is necessary and vital to identify the measurement for result analysis at the
later stage. The measurement is set as user acceptances. User acceptance is the variable that
3. measure the percentage of the users that are willing to use the application in their daily life. The
measurements are took both before and after using the application (detailed in experiment design
section). And with the comparison of before and after parts, it could be able to generate statistical
significance to prove the application is indeed useful to enhance people’s personal travelling
experiences.
To be more specific, the goal of this project is to design and deploy the application to enhance
people’ travelling experiences, but it is not enough to stop at this point. When finish deploying the
UI application, it is vital to prove it is useful and positive that it could help people to enhance
personal travelling experiences. What if the designed product is rejected by users or not having
any positive feedbacks or results. In such circumstances, the project goal is not satisfied, and
require iterations on the product design and developments. So, specifically speaking, the project
goal is not only to design and deploy the tool to help enhance people’s personal travelling
experiences, but also need to prove it is working positively. Otherwise, it is not a successful
project.
Overall, the key objectives of this project is composed if two parts:
1. Design and Deploy the UI application to enhance the personal traveling experience.
2. Collect the measurement data to prove the application is useful and positive to enhance the
personal traveling experience.
• Hypothesis (little bit ease on this part)
As the thesis project is to design and deploy the application to enhance users’ personal travelling
experiences, so expectedly the final product / application should be proven useful and result
positive. Thus, the measurements (result data) - user acceptances should be shown as increasing
to produce statistical significance. Thus, we could conclude that the designed travel application is
user accepted and could help people to enhance their personal travelling experience. Thus, only
the feasible hypothesis is considered. The following hypotheses are the feasible hypothesis and
the null hypothesis (alternative hypothesis).
Hypothesis 1 (Feasible Hypothesis): Such new-developed functions can enhance people’s
personal travelling experience via information extracted from mass media.
Hypothesis 2 (Null Hypothesis): Such new-developed functions can not enhance people’s
personal travelling experience via information extracted from mass media.
Hypothesis 3: Such new-developed functions do not have positive or negative impact on people’s
personal travelling experience via information extracted from mass media.
In order to prove the final product is positive and useful, the null hypothesis should be rejected
and feasible hypothesis should be accepted by doing results analysis. And the signal to prove
that is to produce statistical significance from results data.
• User Analysis
User Interview
Target User
Stakeholder list
User Personas
Experiment Design and Test
This section presents the details of three experiments and prototypes, in order to explore and
verify the feasibility of developing the personal travelling applications.
• Experiment 1 - Game
• Experiment 2 - Survey
• Experiment 3 - UI Comparison
4. Conclusion
Overall, this paper produces some foundational research and prototyping results for the future
thesis project on how to bridge the connection of mass media and travel plans in order to
enhance the personal traveling experience for each person. Both background research and user
interviews have pointed out two curial issues with current travel application on the market, which
is first, not personalised, second, not time-convenient. Along with some other small problems,
such as, not-so-well developed recommendation system. Expectedly, In order tackle such issues,
mass media plays a unique role in extracting and integrating scatted information on each
platform, shortening the time on searching and targeting on your preferences with your personal
choices and geo-tagged recommendations, eventually, with few clicks, the platform would
generate the map view of the entire itinerary and highly-flexible document version. With such
clear-set goal in the mind, several experiments and prototypes were conducted to explore and
verify the feasibility of developing such applications. Some valuable insights were offered by the
potential users: First, people value personal element a lot, but the willingness of using such app or
function is not determined or can be foresaw, second, pursuit convenience and cultivate user
behaviour is the majority thing to do. For the future steps, I would keep exploring the issues of
personal travelling and stating to make the foundation of the application algorithm and user
interfaces design over summer.
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