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A Study on the Marketing in the Internet Celebrity Economy
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Abstract
With the popularity of social platforms and the increase in the number of users, the influence of Internet celebrities is growing day by day, and their commercial value is gradually being explored. However, a number of problems and challenges have been revealed. The lack of a long-term strategy is one of the problems facing the Internet celebrity economy. Difficulty in monetizing traffic is also a major pain point in the Internet celebrity economy; brand image risk and legal risk are also problems that cannot be ignored in the Internet celebrity economy. The paper aims to discuss the development status, characteristics and future trends of Internet celebrity economy marketing. Therefore, in order to promote the healthy development of Internet celebrity economy, it is necessary to enhance the stability and trust between the two parties; explore diversified monetization channels to improve the profitability of Internet celebrity. At the same time, strengthen the brand image management and legal risk prevention to ensure the compliance and sustainability of Internet celebrity economy.
Keywords
Internet Celebrity Economy, Marketing Benefits, Social Media, Problems and Measures
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Han,J. (2024). A Study on the Marketing in the Internet Celebrity Economy. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,91,15-20.
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