2019
DOI: 10.29252/aassjournal.7.2.55
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Identifying Value Creation Strategies in the Brand Communities of Sport Clubs Based on the Use of Social Media

Abstract: Background. The consumer of a brand is able to influence brands through the use of social media, and this implies why the active relationship between consumers, brand and brand owners is important In the field of sports, fans as club customers also have the ability to influence the brand, including creating value. Therefore, investigating value creation strategies in brand communities based on the use of social media by the clubs' fans is a tangible necessity. Objectives. The current study is conducted to iden… Show more

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“…Marketers and content strategists must consider the type of posts, the source of the content and the organic vs promoted posts if they wish to remain at the top of the engagement game. Not only this model will be applicable for mega-events but also can be applied for sports club in conjunction with the previous researchers findings (25). After analyzing the social media posts of both Paralympics and Olympics Channels we propose the following framework to have a strong content strategy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Marketers and content strategists must consider the type of posts, the source of the content and the organic vs promoted posts if they wish to remain at the top of the engagement game. Not only this model will be applicable for mega-events but also can be applied for sports club in conjunction with the previous researchers findings (25). After analyzing the social media posts of both Paralympics and Olympics Channels we propose the following framework to have a strong content strategy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Two key contributions to knowledge are provided by this study. The first refers to the limited stream of research on digital placemaking, and SMBCs in sport, and how they contribute towards developing a sense of community and place an important factor given that clubs are increasingly investing time and resources to attract the most active fans on social media (Salmi et al, 2019). With digital media technologies creating new relationships between corporations, sporting bodies, and communities (Thorpe, 2017), we provide an overview of digital placemaking initiatives and their longstanding effects on community members and offer a fresh perspective to the geography of sport in the modern era.…”
Section: Theoretical Contributionsmentioning
confidence: 99%