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Title: Understanding sporting brands and entrepreneurship using netnography and social network analysis
Author(s): Fenton, Alex
Parry, Keith
Ahmed, Wasim
Chadwick, Simon
Contact Email: wasim.ahmed@stir.ac.uk
Keywords: Entrepreneurship
Social media
Interpretivism
Social network analysis
Twitter
sport
digital
netnography
Date Deposited: 29-Sep-2021
Citation: Fenton A, Parry K, Ahmed W & Chadwick S (2021) Understanding sporting brands and entrepreneurship using netnography and social network analysis. <i>International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialisation</i>.
Abstract: Social media offers a wealth of data to help inform and enlighten SMEs on a global scale. This study aims to demonstrate that data derived from social media networks can enhance entrepreneurship in SMEs, providing tools and guidance for entrepreneurs. We present a double case of two sporting SMEs and utilise a distinctive blend of quantitative data from social network analysis using NodeXL, followed by a qualitative analysis using Netnography to gather data. We propose that using social media data in this way can create new insights for social commerce in order for SMEs to better understand consumer interactions.
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