Bachelorarbeit, 2020
71 Seiten, Note: 1,1
Medien / Kommunikation - Public Relations, Werbung, Marketing, Social Media
This work aims to explore the phenomenon of cancel culture and shitstorms on social media, analyzing their causes, consequences, and potential impact on businesses. It investigates how companies can mitigate risks and manage their online reputation effectively in the face of negative publicity. The study also includes a survey to understand public perception and attitudes toward these phenomena.
Introduction: This chapter provides foundational definitions for key terms like "cancel culture," "shitstorm," "social media," and "influencer," establishing a common understanding of the concepts crucial for the subsequent analysis of their impact on businesses and brands. These definitions provide the conceptual framework for the rest of the text.
The importance of social media: This chapter explores the significance of social media in modern business, highlighting its role in customer engagement, reputation management, and the emergence of customer influencers. It also examines the potential risks and dangers associated with social media, setting the stage for the following chapters that delve into the negative aspects.
Cancel culture and shitstorms: This chapter delves into the nature and characteristics of cancel culture and shitstorms, examining their various types, causes, phases, and potential dangers. It provides a detailed analysis of the mechanisms by which these phenomena unfold and the potential negative outcomes for affected individuals or organizations, establishing a crucial understanding of the dynamics at play.
Case Studies: This chapter presents several in-depth case studies of companies – Nestlé, Nike, and Amazon – that have experienced significant shitstorms. Each case study meticulously dissects the causes of the controversies, analyzes their resulting impacts, and reviews the companies' responses to these crises. This comparative analysis offers valuable insights into effective and ineffective strategies for navigating online reputational damage. The conclusion of this chapter synthesizes findings across the case studies.
Crisis plan - When the shitstorm strikes: This chapter offers practical guidance on handling and recovering from online crises. It provides actionable steps for companies to mitigate the impact of shitstorms, including best practice examples like that of Burger King. This chapter focuses on proactive and reactive measures, aiming to equip businesses with tools to effectively manage reputational risk.
Cancel culture, shitstorm, social media, online reputation management, crisis communication, brand reputation, customer engagement, influencer marketing, case studies, risk mitigation, social media crisis, negative publicity, online controversies.
This text comprehensively explores the phenomenon of cancel culture and shitstorms on social media, analyzing their causes, consequences, and impact on businesses. It examines how companies can manage online reputation effectively in the face of negative publicity, incorporating a survey and case studies for a thorough analysis.
The text defines crucial terms such as "cancel culture," "shitstorm," "social media," and "influencer," providing a foundational understanding for the subsequent analysis.
The text highlights social media's importance in modern business for customer engagement, reputation management, and the influence of customer opinions. However, it also acknowledges the potential dangers social media poses to a company's reputation.
The text details the types, causes, phases, and potential dangers of shitstorms, providing a deep dive into the dynamics of these online controversies and their potential negative outcomes.
The text includes in-depth case studies of Nestlé, Nike, and Amazon, examining the causes of their respective shitstorms, the resulting impacts, and their responses to the crises. These case studies offer insights into effective and ineffective crisis management strategies.
The text provides actionable steps for companies to handle and recover from online crises, including best practice examples and strategies to mitigate the impact of shitstorms. It also explores whether shitstorms can be avoided altogether.
The text outlines the methodology, participants, results, and conclusions drawn from a survey conducted to understand public perception and attitudes toward cancel culture and shitstorms.
The study aims to explore the impact of cancel culture and shitstorms on businesses, analyze strategies for crisis management and reputation recovery, and investigate the effectiveness of proactive strategies to mitigate negative online publicity.
The text's conclusions synthesize findings from the case studies and survey, offering insights into the dynamics of cancel culture and shitstorms, the effectiveness of various crisis management strategies, and the overall impact on brand reputation.
Keywords include cancel culture, shitstorm, social media, online reputation management, crisis communication, brand reputation, customer engagement, influencer marketing, case studies, risk mitigation, social media crisis, negative publicity, and online controversies.
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