2016
DOI: 10.1016/s2212-5671(16)30281-7
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Financial Performance and Social Media: A Research on Tourism Enterprises Quoted in Istanbul Stock Exchange (BIST)

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“…The results of the two-tails correlation of Pearson show that the social media activities of a business are only partly linked to financial performance and not tied to the reputation of a company. Akmese et al (2016) is about the association between financial performances of eleven tourism enterprises trading on BIST for 2014 analysis and evaluation on the basis of information gained from the public disclosure platform and BIST's official Web site based on the link between net sales, price/earnings ratios, etc.) and efficient social media usage.…”
Section: Empirical Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The results of the two-tails correlation of Pearson show that the social media activities of a business are only partly linked to financial performance and not tied to the reputation of a company. Akmese et al (2016) is about the association between financial performances of eleven tourism enterprises trading on BIST for 2014 analysis and evaluation on the basis of information gained from the public disclosure platform and BIST's official Web site based on the link between net sales, price/earnings ratios, etc.) and efficient social media usage.…”
Section: Empirical Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The way companies connect with existing and expected clients is significantly modified by technological improvements, more market competitors, mundialisation, economic developments, dynamic buying patterns and changing environment (Njeri, 2014;Siamagka et al, 2015). Compelling firms adapt quickly and skillfully to achieve a competitive edge compared to other competitors in order to improve their business performance (Dodokh, 2017).Organizations are therefore required to build livelihoods and advances methods (Franco et al, 2016).The participation of organizations in social media use is one of these techniques (Akmese et al, 2016). The adoption and use of the social media has lately earned prominent attention among enterprises, such as in several different sectors (Icha and Agwu, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the qualitative method for data analysis, the findings revealed to different performances and point of views of the firms' SMU in terms of new marketing strategy. Akmese et al (2016) analyzed and evaluated the association between financial performance (market value, net sales, net profits, price/earnings ratio etc.) and efficient usage of SM for eleven tourism enterprises being traded on BIST for the year 2014 based on a data obtained from public disclosure platform and official web site of BIST.…”
Section: Literature Review and Hypotheses Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As can be seen from the above studies, previous researches have investigated the effect of SMU on organizational performance of companies from various industries as telecommunication (Nyambu, 2013), advertising (Smits and Mogos, 2013;Mwangi and Wagoki, 2016) manufacturing (Surin and Wahab, 2013), tourism (Akmese et al, 2016), microfinance (Daowd, 2016;Okari, 2017) and hotel (Tajvidi and Karami, 2017). In various countries such as Kenya (Nyambu, 2013;Njeri, 2013;Mwangi and Wagoki, 2016;Okari, 2017), Malaysia (Surin and Wahab, 2013;Tajudeen, 2014;Parveen et al, 2015), Finland (Karjaluotort et al, 2015, Iran (Vazifedoost and Farzin, 2015) and Portugal (Franco et al, 2016).…”
Section: Literature Review and Hypotheses Developmentmentioning
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