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Redes sociais^[5] marketing is a multifaceted strategy aimed at promoting a product or service through various online platforms. This marketing strategy^[3] is hinged on the utilization of social networking sites to foster interactions, build relationships, and influence consumidor^[9] behavior through e-word of mouth. It involves the use of popular platforms like Instagram^[6], Facebook^[7], Twitter^[10], TikTok^[11], WhatsApp^[12], YouTube^[13]e Snapchat^[14], each with unique features and user engagement strategies. For instance, TikTok’s algorithm^[8] encourages creativity and virality, while YouTube offers personalized ads and a partner program. Also, businesses use the in-built analytics tools to track campaign success and customer engagement^[1]. Another key aspect is mobile media consumption^[4], which is increasingly changing consumer purchase behavior. Lastly, social media marketing employs algorithm-driven content and influencer marketing^[2] to reach target audiences authentically and precisely.

Definições de termos

1. ↑ customer engagement.

1 Customer engagement is a term that encapsulates the interaction and involvement of consumers with a company or brand. This concept, which was defined by various organizations between 2006 and 2008, can be seen in both online and offline settings and has a significant impact on marketing practices. It involves the co-creation of personalized experiences, with key dimensions including immersion, passion, and activation. However, ethical concerns can arise, particularly with regards to maximizing user engagement. Technology plays a vital role in this process, fostering an interactive culture and facilitating connections between consumers and organizations. Customer engagement is also heavily influenced by social media platforms, where content and influencer activity can drive engagement strategies. Measurement metrics are crucial in assessing customer engagement, with likes, replies, and retweets on Twitter being examples of this. This complex interaction between businesses and customers ultimately aims to foster loyalty and long-term relationships.

2 Customer engagement is a term that encapsulates the interaction and involvement of consumers with a company or brand. This concept, which was defined by various organizations between 2006 and 2008, can be seen in both online and offline settings and has a significant impact on marketing practices. It involves the co-creation of personalized experiences, with key dimensions including immersion, passion, and activation. However, ethical concerns can arise, particularly with regards to maximizing user engagement. Technology plays a vital role in this process, fostering an interactive culture and facilitating connections between consumers and organizations. Customer engagement is also heavily influenced by social media platforms, where content and influencer activity can drive engagement strategies. Measurement metrics are crucial in assessing customer engagement, with likes, replies, and retweets on Twitter being examples of this. This complex interaction between businesses and customers ultimately aims to foster loyalty and long-term relationships.

2. ↑ influencer marketing. Influencer marketing is a promotional strategy where marketers identify individuals who have a significant sway over prospective buyers' decisions. These influencers, who can range from well-known celebrities to niche experts, are used to indirectly communicate with the target audience, often through social media platforms. The primary aim of influencer marketing is to tap into an influencer's following to influence purchase behaviors and expand a brand's reach. Payment for influencers can vary greatly, with top-tier influencers earning substantial fees for their promotional posts. Besides its benefits, influencer marketing is also subject to guidelines and regulations, most notably from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which treats influencer marketing as paid endorsement. Despite its effectiveness, critics warn against overlooking offline influential input, and platforms like Instagram are vigilant against fraudulent influencer activities. Furthermore, studies continue to explore the impact of influencers on consumer behavior and the effectiveness of influencer marketing.

13. ↑ YouTube ( YouTube )

1 O YouTube é uma plataforma global de partilha de vídeos em linha fundada por Steve Chen, Chad Hurley e Jawed Karim. A plataforma permite aos utilizadores carregar, ver, partilhar e comentar uma grande variedade de conteúdos de vídeo. Desde a sua criação, o YouTube tem crescido exponencialmente, estabelecendo marcos significativos como atingir mais de um milhão de vídeos vistos diariamente e 48 horas de novos vídeos carregados por minuto. O seu modelo de negócio gira em torno da geração de receitas a partir de anúncios e conteúdos pagos, incluindo um serviço baseado em subscrições denominado YouTube Premium para visualização sem anúncios. A plataforma também oferece uma gama de categorias de vídeo, com impacto na cultura popular, nas tendências da Internet e na criação de celebridades. No entanto, tem sido alvo de críticas por questões como a desinformação e as violações dos direitos de autor. Tecnologicamente, o YouTube suporta vários codecs e resoluções de vídeo e introduz funcionalidades para melhorar a experiência do utilizador. A plataforma está localizada em mais de 100 países, oferecendo funcionalidades para zonas com ligação lenta à Internet.

2 O YouTube é uma plataforma global em linha para a partilha e visualização de conteúdos de vídeo, fundada em 2005 por Steve Chen, Chad Hurley e Jawed Karim. Tornou-se uma das plataformas de partilha de vídeos mais populares do mundo, com uma quota de mercado de cerca de 43% em 2010. É conhecido pelo seu impacto nas tendências da Internet, pela criação de celebridades e pela sua influência na cultura popular. O YouTube gera receitas através de anúncios, conteúdos pagos e do seu serviço sem anúncios, o YouTube Premium. Apesar das críticas por difundir desinformação e violações da privacidade, continua a crescer e a evoluir, com avanços tecnológicos significativos e melhorias das funcionalidades. Também se aventurou nas aplicações móveis e na televisão em rede. Nos últimos anos, registou-se um aumento da utilização, impulsionado por marcos como mil milhões de horas de vídeos vistos diariamente e o lançamento de novas funcionalidades, como o YouTube Kids e o YouTube Shorts.