Does Social Media User Engagement Impact Brand Preference? Exploring the Interactive Roles of Self-Brand Congruence and Perceived Social Approval
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Open access
Authors
Onasanya, Yoyinsola Arinola
Date
2019Supervisor
Piyush Sharma
Fazlul Rabbanee
Type
Thesis
Award
MPhil
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Business and Law
School
School of Marketing
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Abstract
This research study explores social media user engagement and its relationship with brand preference. Furthermore, the mediating role of social approval in this relationship and the moderating effect of consumers’ self- brand congruence on the association between social media user engagement and social approval are examined. Using an abductive approach, the hypotheses of this study are tested. The findings provide an insight into how consumers on social media platforms, develop their brand preferences.
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