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Analyzing Word of Mouth in the Web 2.0 for Product Related Marketing Research: Useful Implementation or Unnecessary Practice?
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Analyzing Word of Mouth in the Web 2.0 for Product Related Marketing Research: Useful Implementation or Unnecessary Practice?

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PublisherGRIN Verlag
ISBN 103640470028
LanguageEnglish
Publication Date21 November 2009
ISBN 139783640470020
AuthorNina Obbelode
Book DescriptionMaster's Thesis from the year 2009 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, grade: 1,3, Nürtingen University, course: Master´s Thesis, language: English, abstract: "When I took office, only high energy physicists had ever heard of what is called the Worldwide Web... Now even my cat has its own page" (Bill Clinton, 1996) Only 20 years ago, mostly big companies had access to the Internet in order to ex-change information for the worldwide production and transfer of financial services. The big change has come with new data based applications and an enlargement of broadband connections in the beginning of the 21th century: It is now possible to provide bigger amounts of data in the Worldwide Web. Nowadays, the Internet is a platform where private users can enter personal contents and information. Blogs and forums have become popular in everyday-life. In Germany, 38% of the 1006 respondents older than 16 years are registered in on-line communities. In the strongest group from 16 to 30 years, even three out of four Internet users are members in those social networks, according to the representative study "Internet 2009- Wer macht was im Worldwide Web" by PriceWaterhouseCoo-pers in Frankfurt (cp. Westfalenblatt, 27 / 28, June 2009, p. 6). Web 2.0 applications have made a change in communication: From the passive one-way communication of the Web 1.0, where users could online read information by experts, to bi-directional communication, where people actively work on the contents of the pages. The Internet has become a social Web: Users with the same interests find each other and discuss everything they think about, for examples about products. Instead of asking friends about their product experiences, they use online communication platforms for the search and the exchange of information. In doing so, a large variety of opinions for every kind of product can be found in the blogs and forums. Analyzing the electronic word of mouth communicati
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Analyzing Word of Mouth in the Web 2.0 for Product Related Marketing Research: Useful Implementation or Unnecessary Practice?
Analyzing Word of Mouth in the Web 2.0 for Product Related Marketing Research: Useful Implementation or Unnecessary Practice?
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