Journal of Digital & Social Media Marketing
2013 - 2025
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Volume 5, issue 4, 2017
- Editorial pp. 320-321

- Simon Beckett
- Protecting the brand in the era of fake news: Why brands need advertisement verification tools pp. 322-331

- Ginny Marvin and Seth Meisel
- Best practices for producing stories on Instagram pp. 332-340

- Erica Nardello
- The rise of media analytics pp. 341-352

- Peter Wickwire
- Identity-related motivations online: Falk–s framework applied to US museum websites pp. 353-369

- Sarah Wambold and Marty Spellerberg
- Creating accessible online forms pp. 370-378

- Jonathan Whiting
- Accessibility gotchas with CAPTCHAs pp. 379-390

- Jennifer LoCascio Gauvreau
- Quantifying the influence of consumer reviews via text analysis pp. 391-402

- Oshin Anand, Praveen Ranjan Srivastava and Atanu Rakshit
- Social media in small business operations pp. 403-416

- Lakshmi Goel, Pingying Zhang and Sven-Volker Rehm
Volume 5, issue 3, 2017
- Editorial pp. 212-213

- Hagen Wenzek
- Basware's journey to modern business-to-business performance marketing pp. 214-220

- Ceri Jones
- A data-driven approach to government social media pp. 221-227

- Bryan Proehl
- How to build high impact content: A case study in museum online content strategy pp. 228-235

- Ryan Dodge
- The power of feeds: How to build strong underlying data to drive successful digital marketing programmes pp. 236-245

- Melissa Reilly and Todd Bowman
- Accessibility research study: Humanising the need for inclusive design pp. 246-254

- Monica Reha, David Sloan and Sarah Horton
- Searching and finding: A lifelong quest pp. 255-269

- Sabrina Duda and James Barley
- Practical data science for the web professional pp. 270-279

- Michael Nescot
- Why single sign-on is so expensive and what you can do to reduce costs pp. 280-290

- Jessica D. Moore, Vlad Oprica and Dave Gallerizzo
- Maintaining a WordPress site for long-term security pp. 291-302

- Elizabeth Coppinger
- Native advertising: A close look at an emerging advertising unit pp. 303-316

- David Kamerer
Volume 5, issue 2, 2017
- Editorial pp. 116-117

- Hagen Wenzek
- Lover of discounts, unicorns and tacos: Progressive's Flo in social media pp. 118-129

- James M. Leonhardt and Ryan E. Cruz
- The attribution challenge: How to get real business value out of it pp. 130-138

- Adam Proehl
- How to use social media to deliver excellent customer service pp. 139-145

- Jessica Milcetich
- How to get the most from WeChat pp. 146-152

- Alexis Bonhomme
- Turbo-boost success with a supercharged framework for strategic visioning pp. 153-174

- Sarah Weise and Carrie-Ann Barrow
- How Instagram content affects brand attitudes and behaviour pp. 175-188

- Ming (Bryan) Wang and Valerie K. Jones
- Improving social media brand personas using archetypes pp. 189-202

- Francisco J. Conejo
Volume 5, issue 1, 2017
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- As programmatic advertising becomes the new normal, how can advertisers create greater consumer engagement and publishers ensure greater return? pp. 6-17

- Tony Bishop
- Size, quantity and management capabilities: How Google updates AdWords to increase revenue pp. 18-27

- Andy Taylor
- Blurring the lines between sales and marketing: Influencing sales through customer-segmented social media marketing pp. 28-38

- Erica Melchior
- Search engine optimisation in 2017: A new world where old rules still matter pp. 39-60

- Brian Alpert
- How real-time analytics changes the face of the sports betting industry pp. 61-75

- Andrew W. Pearson
- Using emoji effectively in marketing: An empirical study pp. 76-95

- Chi Hong Leung and Winslet Ting Yan Chan
- Engaging fans on social media in US minor league soccer: A content analysis of consumer promotion on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pp. 96-109

- Julie D. Lanzillo and Margaret C. Stewart
Volume 4, issue 4, 2017
- Editorial pp. 316-317

- Simon Beckett
- Maximising Sponsorship ROI in an Omni-Channel World pp. 318-328

- Norris Scott
- Leveraging social media to generate conversation and growth: Case study of the WNBA'S Chicago Sky pp. 329-338

- Lauren Niemiera
- Can the sanctity of journalism be maintained in an era of native advertising? Case study of Netflix pp. 339-351

- Beth Donnelly Egan
- Improving return on investment and measurement on Facebook pp. 352-357

- Kizzy Lilburne
- Are we still not hearing them? The evolution of Hispanic marketing in the USA pp. 358-363

- Hugo Pérez
- Visual content can save organic social media pp. 364-373

- Patrick Miner
- How digital marketing can galvanise nonprofit supporters pp. 374-379

- Alexandra Baird
- Building brand engagement through Twitter marketing strategies pp. 380-390

- Karen Mishra and Aneil Mishra
- A cross-cultural study of consumer connection with social networking sites pp. 391-406

- Yujie Wei, Typhaine Lebègue and Salil Talpade
Volume 4, issue 3, 2016
- Editorial pp. 205-206

- Simon Beckett
- A peek behind the curtain: How the Chicago Bears engage their social media followers pp. 207-216

- Matt Koch
- Unleashing your silent majority: How employee advocacy and engagement build your brand and trust via digital strategies pp. 217-231

- Tamara Snyder and David Honig
- Using predictive analytics to morph marketing in real time: A consumer electronics case study pp. 232-242

- Francesco Federico
- Prevent, plan, manage: Social media strategy for crisis communications pp. 243-250

- Grant Fuller
- From social media to innovation and marketing intelligence: A simulation to forecast online review and rating performance pp. 251-262

- Shu Wang
- Creating meaningful real-world brand experiences pp. 263-274

- Christian Dodd, Nathan Koch and Max Morein
- A case for case studies: The effective use of case studies in the college classroom pp. 275-278

- Frauke Hachtmann
- Brand tracking on social media: The role of country-of-origin perceptions pp. 279-291

- James Pokrywczynski and Hang Lu
- The role of social media in the apparel retail sector in Vietnam: A study of Facebook fan pages pp. 292-309

- Nguyen Thi Tuyet Mai, Nguyen Anh Hao and Phung Thi Xuan Huong
Volume 4, issue 2, 2016
- Editorial pp. 100-101

- Simon Beckett
- Using data to build always-on valuable experience throughout the consumer journey pp. 102-111

- Yi Li
- How to measure and strategise content growth pp. 112-122

- Jack Cornwall
- If a planetarium can do it, so can you: How brands can shift toward an experience-led model pp. 123-130

- Marc Lapides and Caroline Chen
- Brands need realistic reviews to balance flawless five-star perception online pp. 131-140

- Theresa O’Neil
- Riding a tidal wave: Managing reputation in the face of an industry sea change pp. 141-148

- William Spiers and Andrew Williams
- Delivering targeted paid advertising using Gmail native ads: Case study of Liberty Marketing pp. 149-156

- Philip Woodward
- She’s just not that into you: The mediating impact of brand attachment on digital interactions pp. 157-169

- JoAnn Sciarrino and John Prudente
- Creating Facebook applications to understand network effects on consumer behaviour pp. 170-177

- Shuoyang Zhang
- Measuring the effects of social media marketing: Adoptions, engagement and consequences pp. 178-190

- I-Ping Chiang, Lin-Han Huang and Shih-Hui Lo
- Permission-based e-mail marketing in the Indian context: Factors affecting consumer consent pp. 191-198

- Nimit Gupta
Volume 4, issue 1, 2016
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- How Coca-Cola Journey transformed corporate communications pp. 6-16

- Doug Busk
- Humanising the brand in a digital age pp. 17-24

- James Caig
- Tactics to enrich customer data for higher return on e-mail marketing investment pp. 25-34

- Parinda Joshi
- A lean approach to image-based user interviews: Discover deep emotional drivers for a targeted digital strategy pp. 35-53

- Sarah Weise
- Marketing promotions in social network games: Making them work pp. 54-69

- Ginger Killian and John Hulland
- Which social media channels are most frequently used by small businesses and does the choice reflect the age of the business? pp. 70-81

- Sherry J. Roberts, Patrick R. Geho and Susan Hall Webb
- Understanding the chemistry of communicating effectively to an audience that is connected and engaged interactively in real time pp. 82-93

- Wilfried R. Vanhonacker
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