Consumer Behavior in the Era of Social Media Marketing

Authors

  • Dr. Hannah Bergström Nordic Institute for Economic Policy Studies, Stockholm Author
  • Dr. Hannah Bergström Nordic Institute for Economic Policy Studies, Stockholm Author

Keywords:

Consumer Behavior, Social Media Marketing, Digital Advertising, Influencer Marketing

Abstract

The rapid growth of social media platforms has significantly transformed consumer behavior and marketing strategies across industries. In the digital era, consumers are no longer passive recipients of promotional messages but active participants who create, share, and evaluate content online. Social media marketing has reshaped how brands communicate, build relationships, and influence purchasing decisions. the evolving patterns of consumer behavior in the context of social media engagement, digital interactions, and online brand communities. Social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube have enabled real time communication between brands and consumers. Features such as user generated content, influencer marketing, targeted advertising, and interactive campaigns significantly affect consumer attitudes, brand perception, and purchase intentions. Consumers increasingly rely on online reviews, peer recommendations, and influencer endorsements when making buying decisions, highlighting the importance of trust and authenticity in digital marketing.

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Published

14-03-2026

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How to Cite

Dr. Hannah Bergström, & Dr. Hannah Bergström. (2026). Consumer Behavior in the Era of Social Media Marketing. BOOK COLLECTOR, 75(1), 71-74. https://bookcollectorjournal.co.uk/bc/article/view/19

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