
A Case Study on the Operation Mode of Hey Tea
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Abstract
This case study mainly expounds the advertising and marketing strategy of Hey Tea through co-branding and building high-end Internet celebrity stores and the idea of mainly building well-known Internet celebrity stores before the epidemic to form an online and offline closed loop with the control and sale of small programs during the epidemic, and compare the marketing strategies of digital new media.
Keywords
HEYTEA, marketing, internet celebrity marketing, epidemic, digital media
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Ma,Y. (2023). A Case Study on the Operation Mode of Hey Tea. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,40,41-45.
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