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Tag Archives: community
“Happy as a coach in a branded community chat”, or the other side of some peculiar consumer engagement
On branded community chats, some consumers assume the role of coach to answer questions from other consumers. The platforms that support these chats set up a dedicated organization to support the volunteer commitment of these self-declared coaches. When it comes … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Digital, Marketing Client
Tagged coach, community, Consumption, customers
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Explaining immoral consumption behaviors among teenagers
Teenagers sometimes engage in immoral consumption behavior, such as changing prices or lying to obtain a discount. Teenagers’ sense of community, their creativity and their country’s culture may impact such behaviors. Teenagers are often scrutinized by in-store security since shoplifting … Continue reading
Posted in Consumption
Tagged community, creativity, cultural differences, immoral consumption behavior, morality
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