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Content-oriented consumer engagement online : cognitive and affective brand effects of SME's thematic content strategy

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Taiminen, Kimmo
Date
2013
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MarkkinointiMarketingYhteisöviestintäOrganizational Communication
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Cognitive and affective brand effects of SME's thematic content strategy
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consumer engagement content experiences brand social media kuluttajat sitouttaminen brändit sosiaalinen media kokemukset
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