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000164731 245__ $$aThe Use of Social Media within the Austrian Supply Chain for Food and Beverages
000164731 260__ $$c2013-09
000164731 269__ $$a2013-09
000164731 270__ $$moliver.meixner@boku.ac.at$$pMeixner,   Oliver
000164731 270__ $$mrainer.haas@boku.ac.at$$pHaas,   Rainer
000164731 270__ $$mhelmut.moosbrugger@hotmail.com$$pMoosbrugger,   Helmut
000164731 270__ $$mphillip.magdits@rwa.at$$pMagdits,   Philipp
000164731 271__ $$mschiefer@uni-bonn.de$$pSchiefer,   Gerhard
000164731 271__ $$mulb20a@uni-bonn.de$$pRickert,   Ursula
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000164731 336__ $$aConference Paper/ Presentation
000164731 520__ $$aIn addition to traditional marketing communication instruments, social media marketing has become a powerful tool of interaction with participants within supply chains. An increasing number of com-panies, especially in the US, are using social media platforms not only to market their products and manage their customer relationships, but also to initiate active interaction and communication with current and prospective customers. One core objective of this study was to evaluate certain content and contact features, as well as social media activities of companies of the Austrian food and bever-age industry. The evaluation of the content and interactivity possibilities on corporate websites was carried out with a set of criteria that had been elaborated according to research literature. Another objective was to gain insights into threats, risks, and opportunities for companies when interacting with customers by means of social media. This was done by a qualitative survey amongst Austrian business leaders.
The research study clearly shows that a minority of the Austrian food and beverage industry actively uses social media platforms for marketing purposes and interaction with present and potential cus-tomers. Usually the platforms are not applied for active customer relationship management but for distributing exactly the same advertising messages already broadcasted via traditional mass media. The basics of a successful customer relationship management by use of social media are frankness, willingness to engage in dialogue, truthfulness and a short reaction time. In this case, potentials can be activated, while risks are minimized. The results imply that social media applications are innova-tive alternatives for implementing effective customer relationship management initiating a true dia-logue with customers. However, more knowledge on how to properly use social media marketing seems to be necessary within the food sector.
000164731 546__ $$aEnglish
000164731 650__ $$aAgribusiness
000164731 650__ $$aAgricultural and Food Policy
000164731 650__ $$aFarm Management
000164731 650__ $$aInstitutional and Behavioral Economics
000164731 650__ $$aResource/Energy Economics and Policy
000164731 6531_ $$aWeb 2.0
000164731 6531_ $$afood industry
000164731 6531_ $$acommunication
000164731 6531_ $$asocial media
000164731 700__ $$aMeixner, Oliver
000164731 700__ $$aHaas, Rainer
000164731 700__ $$aMoosbrugger, Helmut
000164731 700__ $$aMagdits, Philipp
000164731 720__ $$aSchiefer,   Gerhard$$eeditor
000164731 720__ $$aRickert,   Ursula$$eeditor
000164731 773__ $$q1$$o13$$d2013
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