8 lecture Flashcards

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Paper focus Babic Rosario et al. (2020):

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eWOM marketing and metrics: Is consumer- generated, consumption-related communication that employs digital tools and is directed primarily to other consumers

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what is ewom not?

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It is NOT: Buzz, Critic reviews, Recommendations systems (offline or what to watch next based on previous findings or previous purchases), Online search

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What is electronic word-of-mouth?

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eWOM is consumer-generated, consumption-related communication that employs digital tools and is directed primarily to other consumers.”

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The EWOM process is ……. and ….. as part of customer journeys

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non-linear and recursive

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The EWOM process is ……. and ….. as part of customer journeys

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non-linear and recursive

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Why and how consumers create, are exposed to, and evaluate eWOM? 3X

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  • Motivation: the desire of readiness to process information
  • Ability: the extent to which consumers have the necessary resource to process information
  • Opportunity: the extent to which distractions or limited exposure time affect consumers’ attention to information
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EWOM CREATION CONUSMERS AND MARKETERS
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  • are motivated to create eWOM by altruism, social value from interaction, hedonic benefits, impression management and identity formation (e.g., high-status products), balance restoration, venting, retribution, economic incentives
  • can motivate consumers with communication (e.g., nudges, Q&A), community building (e.g., product co-development), (non)monetary incentives
  • are able to create based on product knowledge, tech skill, proficiencies, competencies • educate consumers on eWOM creation to increase their ability
  • have opportunity to create based on instant internet access, low posting costs, variety of eWOM formats • provide opportunities for eWOM creation such as platform affordances, barriers to entry, community, prescribing eWOM format (e.g., text length, rating scale)
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Paper focus Chaffey et al. (2016) eWom marketing 5X

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º Giving people a reason to talk about your products and services, and making it easier for the conversation to take place
º It is the art and science of building active, mutually beneficial consumer-to-consumer and consumer-to-marketer communications
ºRelies on production of engaging content to attract attention and generate eWOM ºFacilitating and monitoring customer interaction and participation throughout the web to encourage positive engagement with a company and its brands
º interactions may occur on a company site, social networks and other third-party sites

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Echoverse:

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Feedback effects between different channels and business outcomes (they affect each other and sales)

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eWOM metrics 5

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º eWOM variance (stars 5,4,3,2,1)
º eWOM valence (average, positive, negative, incremental 4.3 out of 5) º eWOM volume (cumulative, average, incremental customer ratings)
º eWOM composite valence volume (percentage) º eWOM content (Reviews)

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10
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EWOM dimension
wher?
how?
what?

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where? platforms: platform type, eWOM sender and mesage, platform maturity, platform posting costs
how? eWOM metrics
What? Product type, stage in the product life cycle

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EWOM dimension
wher?
how?
what?

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where? platforms: platform type, eWOM sender and mesage, platform maturity, platform posting costs
how? eWOM metrics
What? Product type, stage in the product life cycle

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EWOM charasterics, what plays an important role?

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The context surrounding interpersonal communication

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EWOM charasterics, what plays an important role?

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The context surrounding interpersonal communication

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13
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E-WOM Platform types

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(e-commerce, review and social media platforms)

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14
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eWOM message details 3X

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 helpfulness rating & time stamp
 visibility (e.g., number of scrolls needed to access eWOM)
 structured display of eWOM

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eWOM sender details 2X

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 homophily (e.g., avatar, profile page, geographic location)
 trustworthiness (e.g., real names, duration of membership, contact information)

16
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E-wom about what?
Functional risk
3X

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 sampling, purchase, or additional information is required in order to evaluate the quality of services (Zeithaml 1981)
 for hedonic products eWOM helps consumers identify the products that best match their idiosyncratic preferences (Moe and Trusov 2011)
 eWOM reduces uncertainty of new products (Moe and Trusov 2011)

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E-wom about what?Financial risk:

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 when financial risk is high, consumers rely more on eWOM for assurance (Murray 1991)

18
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  1. What is the overall effect of eWOM on sales?
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positive and not negligible

19
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  1. On which platforms to focus? 3x
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e-commerce platforms; platforms with more homophily cues; more visible eWOM and less structured display of the information

20
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  1. For which products?
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New products; products with higher financial risk

21
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  1. What is the best platform-product combination?
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e-commerce sites & new products; asymmetric effects (e.g., on social media eWOM is more effective for services, but for services eWOM is not more effective on social media)

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  1. Which metric to focus on? 3x
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eWOM volume (bandwagon effect), positive volume, variance; negative eWOM does not necessarily hurts sales but high variability does

23
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The bandwagon effect is

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a psychological phenomenon in which people do something primarily because other people are doing it, regardless of their own beliefs, which they may ignore or override.

24
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Regression model:

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Statistical model that estimates the relationship between one dependent variable and one or more independent variables using a line (the vraibele should be quantitative)