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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The life of the fashion blogger : an exploratory study of self-identity and self-presentation on personal style bloggers

Simunic, Andrea January 2017 (has links)
Background:   The phenomenon of the 21st century, fashion bloggers, are having something that the glossy fashion magazines and fashion advertisements never had – a personal touch through their identity. Through sharing experiences, opinions and feelings about garments, shopping and other fashion related subjects, fashion bloggers share their self. Hence, blog can be the space where bloggers present, create or edit their self, shifting between who they really are and who they desire to be.Purpose:   The purpose of this study is to get a deeper insight into the phenomenon of the fashion blogger by investigating bloggers self-presentation through the blog and the relation of their online identity to their real- and ideal-self.Design/method:   This study was designed as an exploratory two case study. The data was collected by using three different methods: the content analysis, the go-along method and the semi-structured interviews. The sources included blog content, human behavior and verbalnarratives. The thematic analysis technique was used to analyze the data.Results:   Case I, a professional Croatian blogger, showed the usage of indirect elements to present the self on the blog and through blogging activities as well as the usage of ingratiation to maintain personal and business relationships, and competence to present the self as professionally competent. It also showed the usage of photo shooting as a cue for impression management as well as the struggle between different selves on the blog. Finally, the results highlighted the role of the blog in actualizing the self. Case II, a hobby Croatian blogger, showed the usage of direct and indirect elements to present the self on the blog and through blogging activities, as well as the intention to create a ‘fashionable personae’. It showed the usage of ingratiation to appear likeable and to get recognition, and competence to present the self as social. Analysis indicated the practice of fashion through dressing with an intention to create the ‘blogger’ identity and reach the ideal-self. The blog was found to be the place for practicing the self-confidence and the self-identity construction.Conclusion:   Case I showed the extensive conscious usage of the blog features and engagement into the blogging activities to present the self and usage of two self-presentation strategies; ingratiation and competence. Overall, it showed that the identity presented on the blog is majorly a reflection of already constructed identity and descriptive self while the significance of the blog is seen in the desire to reach self-actualization. Case II showed more unconscious usage of the blog features and engagement into the blogging activities to present the self and usage of two self-presentation strategies: ingratiation and competence. It also showed that the online identity on the blog mainly serves as a ‘trial identity’ through which the real-self is yetto be found and defined and through which the ideal-self is constantly reached. This study presents the first step into understanding how can blogger’s self-identity and self-presentation can be beneficial for the brand’s marketing strategy.
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VLIV MÓDNÍCH BLOGEREK NA NÁKUPNÍ CHOVÁNÍ SPOTŘEBITELE / Fashion bloggers influence on consumer behavior

Kuchařová, Michaela January 2017 (has links)
This diploma thesis deals with the phenomenon of Czech fashion bloggers in terms of its impact on consumer buying behavior. It summarizes theoretical knowledge about blog, blogging, buying behavior and marketing communication tools that can be found on blogs. Theoretical knowledge is translated into practice using content analysis of blogs and questionnaire surveys. The aim of the work is to find out whether fashion bloggers have an impact on the consumer's buying behavior and also what marketing communication tool is most important to them. For the coherence of the topic, qualitative research methods are also used in the form of structured interviews with readers of these blogs and bloggers themselves. In conclusion, all the findings from all the analyzes and a brief recommendation for those who think about using the fashion blog as a marketing communication tool are summarized.
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Key Elements for Sustaining and Enhancing Influence for Fashion Bloggers

Rossi, Alison 05 August 2016 (has links)
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