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Social media plan: FNAC

Authors: Marques, João Pedro Rafael;

Social media plan: FNAC

Abstract

O paradigma mudou. Agora, os consumidores têm comportamentos diferentes do que anteriormente. O “consumidor antigo” era facilmente influenciado por uma mensagem transmitida em massa e estavam, em geral, mal informados. O “novo consumidor” procura informação de uma forma independente (Lewis e Bridger, 2003), sem esperar que a mensagem da Marca o aborde, podendo nem dar atenção a essa mensagem (Nielsen Consulting, 2009). O poder mudou de sítio. Mudou das empresas para os consumidores. Devido a algumas especificidades do meio online, os consumidores estão interligados e a comunicar entre si. Estão a ter conversas sobre as marcas. Conversas que podem ter impacto na reputação da marca (Kim e Ko, 2010), sendo que as marcas não têm controlo sobre o que está a ser dito sobre a sua actividade. No entanto, as marcas podem juntar-se ao diálogo. Podem até promover esse diálogo, com o objectivo de interagir com os seus fãs e seguidores e, de certa forma, influenciar os temas em discussão. Mas este, por vezes, é o ponto em que as marcas não costumam concretizar isso, essencialmente porque muitas continuam a dirigir-se aos clientes como receptores da mensagem de Marketing, em vez de interlocutores de um diálogo. Este tese vem, então, contribuir para o esforço enriquecer esse diálogo, através de um plano de Social Media para a FNAC, a retalhista de produtos culturais e tecnológicos. A actual presença da FNAC nas redes sociais será observada e analisada, e serão sugeridas medidas para a capitalizar.

The paradigm has shifted. Consumers now have different behaviors from the ones they used to have. The old consumer was easily influenced by a mass-market communicated message and was less informed, while nowadays, the new consumer seeks for information on his own (Lewis and Bridger, 2003), not waiting for, and sometimes not even listening to, the company’s message. In fact, studies show that often consumers trust other consumers’ opinions more than the Brand’s message (Nielsen Consulting, 2009). Nowadays, the power switched places. It moved from the companies to the consumer. Given some specific features of the online environment, consumers are all connected with each other, talking about brands. So, conversations are occurring. Conversations that can have an impact on a Brand’s reputation (Kim and Ko, 2010), and brands do not control what is being said about their business. Yet, Brands can join the conversation. Brands can even promote the conversation in order to engage their fans in followers in subjects that are of its interest. This is where the brands’ strategy sometimes fails, usually by continuing to address their clients as end receivers of a marketing message instead of participants in a dialogue. Thus, this thesis comes as contribute towards that, under the form of a Social Media plan for FNAC, a retailers of cultural and technological products. FNAC’s current Social Media presence will be analyzed, and there will be suggested measures to capitalize it.

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Social media, FNAC, Domínio/Área Científica::Ciências Sociais::Economia e Gestão, Word-of-mouth, Digital marketing, Passa-palavra, M Business administration and business economics - Marketing - Accounting - Personnel economics, M37, Marketing digital, M39, :Ciências Sociais::Economia e Gestão [Domínio/Área Científica]

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