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Browsing FACULTY OF HUMANITIES by Subject "Social media--Marketing"

Browsing FACULTY OF HUMANITIES by Subject "Social media--Marketing"

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  • Abou Chakra, Carmen Samih (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2014)
    Nations have understood the importance of reliable branding strategies to promote themselves as unique touristic destination. Marketers around the world are now dealing with countries as if they are brands and use different kinds of strategies to promote them. This thesis went through the definition of branding and destination branding; it also discussed the branding process with the emphasis on the Lebanese case. Relying on persuasion theories, mainly Rank’s persuasion model, this thesis has analyzed the TV campaigns done by the Ministry of Tourism in Lebanon to determine their strengths and ...
  • Bejjani, Victoire (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2018)
    Constrained by the aggressive field in fashion business, marketers have stated that developing an appealing and friendly brand image on social media most particularly on Instagram is necessary to win better market. Instagram has become part of companies’ strategies nowadays in order to enhance growth, increase sales and target a very wide audience. The app that started originally as a gimmick for the public has become a strategic platform for companies especially those playing in the fashion sector. This thesis aims to examine and discern how fashion stores evolve on online social networks. ...
  • El-Hachem, Ghaith (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2015)
    This research studies the budget shift from traditional media to social media in advertising campaigns in Lebanon. The objective of this thesis is to highlight the impact of social media on its target audience and compare it to the traditional media’s effect while taking into consideration percentage of reach, cost and interaction. In addition, the literature review covered four studies created by different researchers, (1) the new recipe in marketing strategy, (2) “Happies” campaign on social media, (3) social media marketing: the evaluation study in the wellness industry, and (4) social media ...
  • Doumit, Aline Bechara (Notre Dame University-Louaize, 2014)
    The objective of this study is to create an understanding of the importance of using Twitter in Lebanese retail companies and how it directly affects the customers’ buying decision. The aim is to define the characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of Twitter that differentiate it from traditional marketing communication channels (TV. Press Ads, Billboards…), and from other Social Media tools (Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram…). It is also about opportunities and challenges Twitter induces for communication. The paper explores the use of Twitter in communicating with current and potential ...

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