Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical Analysis

Social media has developed into a symbolic channel that affects consumer behavior due to the remarkable marketing and ecommerce opportunities that the internet has provided. This study is based on segmentation of consumers into different categories in the world of fashion using social media. This pa...

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Main Authors: Virtika Singhal, Anurupa B. Singh, Vandana Ahuja, Rajat Gera
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of organization and informatics 2023-01-01
Series:Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences
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Online Access:https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/452499
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description Social media has developed into a symbolic channel that affects consumer behavior due to the remarkable marketing and ecommerce opportunities that the internet has provided. This study is based on segmentation of consumers into different categories in the world of fashion using social media. This paper proposes two conceptual models (the FC-CBR model of consumer brand relationship and the FC-CBP model of consumer brand perception) for exploring further into these constructs and developing a more coherent theoretical framework. The study identifies factors of Consumer Brand Relationship (CBR) and Consumer Brand Perception (CBP) using social media in the fashion world. Subsequently, the manuscript groups fashion consumers into clusters using K-means cluster analysis based on consumer brand relationship and consumer brand perception. The manuscript demonstrates how the clusters can be used in the development of efficient targeting and positioning strategies by practitioners.
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spelling doaj.art-4928d983674d4a7c9409eb64ee44cdfb2024-04-15T19:17:24ZengUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of organization and informaticsJournal of Information and Organizational Sciences1846-33121846-94182023-01-0147240142110.31341/jios.47.2.9Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical AnalysisVirtika Singhal0Anurupa B. Singh1Vandana Ahuja2Rajat Gera3Amity Business School, Amity University Noida, IndiaAmity Business School, Amity UniversitySymbiosis Institute of Business Management, Noida, IndiaSchool of Economics and Commerce and School of Social Sciences and Humanities, CMR University, BangaloreSocial media has developed into a symbolic channel that affects consumer behavior due to the remarkable marketing and ecommerce opportunities that the internet has provided. This study is based on segmentation of consumers into different categories in the world of fashion using social media. This paper proposes two conceptual models (the FC-CBR model of consumer brand relationship and the FC-CBP model of consumer brand perception) for exploring further into these constructs and developing a more coherent theoretical framework. The study identifies factors of Consumer Brand Relationship (CBR) and Consumer Brand Perception (CBP) using social media in the fashion world. Subsequently, the manuscript groups fashion consumers into clusters using K-means cluster analysis based on consumer brand relationship and consumer brand perception. The manuscript demonstrates how the clusters can be used in the development of efficient targeting and positioning strategies by practitioners.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/452499Digital NetworkingSocial Networking SitesConsumer BehaviorFashionFashion Industry
spellingShingle Virtika Singhal
Anurupa B. Singh
Vandana Ahuja
Rajat Gera
Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical Analysis
Journal of Information and Organizational Sciences
Digital Networking
Social Networking Sites
Consumer Behavior
Fashion
Fashion Industry
title Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical Analysis
title_full Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical Analysis
title_fullStr Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical Analysis
title_full_unstemmed Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical Analysis
title_short Consumer Segmentation in the Fashion Industry Using Social Media: An Empirical Analysis
title_sort consumer segmentation in the fashion industry using social media an empirical analysis
topic Digital Networking
Social Networking Sites
Consumer Behavior
Fashion
Fashion Industry
url https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/452499
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