Our consumption choices about where to shop and what to buy, articulate something about our political beliefs and how we believe society should function in order to achieve social justice (Jost,
With the growing role of Internet in everyday life and in consumer practices, the impact of online content not generated by marketers has attracted attention from the part of researchers and
In this study we investigate how product (service) features and terms of transaction affect two very different word-of-mouth (WOM) activities: personal inquiry and social plugin clicks (SPC).
Consumers’ use of brands has been widely studied in offline contexts. However, its examination in online social networks, such as Facebook, is more recent. This study investigates whether network
The internet has given rise to anti-brand communities which are forming around common aversions toward brands. We illuminate this phenomenon in the context of social networking sites and consider