Marketing viral: Aplicación y tendencias
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marketing viral; redes sociales; boca o boca; marketing digital; bibliometría.

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Duque-Hurtado, P., Toro-Cardona, A., Ramírez-Carvajal, D., & Carvajal-Henao, M. E. (2020). Marketing viral: Aplicación y tendencias. Clío América, 14(27), 454–468. https://doi.org/10.21676/23897848.3759

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El propósito de este documento es explorar la estructura intelectual del Marketing Viral, su evolución y tendencias de investigación. Para ello, a partir de técnicas y herramientas de la cienciometría se efectuó un análisis de citaciones, a partir de 188 publicaciones realizadas en el tema, desde el año 2000 hasta el 2020, en la base de datos Web of Science. Este artículo identifica tres subáreas que han emergido de la literatura. La primera enfocada a los factores que generan influencia en la toma de decisiones de los consumidores, cuando se interactúa con el contenido generado por la empresa. La segunda, explora cómo el Marketing Viral se ha visto potenciado a partir de la llegada de las redes sociales. Finalmente, la tercera, estudia el uso de influenciadores como elemento dinamizador de las campañas de este tipo. Este trabajo, explora la intersección entre la disciplina de marketing y el uso de las redes sociales, en especial, como estas últimas son un elemento para la propagación de los mensajes de las compañías y de los consumidores.
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