Since social media is present in the daily lives of most, in my thesis I wanted to focus on their influence when buying clothes, prove that they have the greatest weight in choosing aesthetics nowadays, and consequently better understand what, how and why from a design point of view to market on such networks.
The main purpose of the task was to understand consumer behavior under the influence of social media marketing. I expected the results of the research to prove the assumption that in most cases we shop under the sublime influence of the media. I thought it would also show the unoriginality of contemporary aesthetics dictated by the visual image of influencers unrelated to the actual environment and consumer culture.
The first part presents the basic marketing concepts that need to be understood to facilitate tracking. The second part focuses on the introduction of marketing approaches in the fashion industry, and the third is aimed at combining the explained concepts within modern social media platforms.
After researching and gaining a theoretical basis for a better understanding of marketing approaches, I decided to verify the obtained data with a survey, which acted as an indicator of the reliability of this data in the home environment. As part of researching the impact of social media on the purchase of clothing, I created a survey aimed at obtaining tangible results from real consumers in a smaller, random market segment.
After completing the research, we can conclude that social networks reliably increase the sales and credibility of companies, but they do not have as strong an impact on purchasing decisions as was assumed before the research.
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