Impact of social media on the way marketing is done in football clubs

Sreepada, Varun; Bagchi, Amritashish

doi:10.36295/asro.2020.231751

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“…[16] Developt models instrument to analisys skill. [17] Especially during the Covid-19 pandemic, it has become a big challenge in the world of football. Even for football management institutions, there has been a decrease in the contribution of sponsors.…”

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Defense Warm-Up Exercise Material for 13-Age Athlete Using Video Technology in Covid-19 Era

Okilanda¹,

Dlis²,

Humaid³

et al. 2021

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The purpose of the study was to make the material model for the defence warm-up exercise using video. Technology advance gave a new perspective on organizing football. While the pandemic Covid-19 has influenced all human activities and limit them at home. Therefore, the method used mixed method which uses research and development. The participants of the study are 120 students from football school at South Sumatera and Lampung. The data are collected through observation, interview, the trial of the product, and test. The analysis data used two independent raters (judgment expert and peer assessment). While the result of the test used an independent sample T-test to get the effectiveness of the product, the result of mean of a pre-test for the defence warm-up exercise model in football games before using the new material model is 12.8 and after using the new material model has increased to 20.7. In the significance test of the difference with SPSS 21, the results of t-count = -17.065, DB = 119 and p-value = 0.00 <0.05, which means that there is a significant difference in the defence ability of the students' warm-up exercise before and after using the new model. They can access the material at home and watch it in the training process directly. The model can be accessed using a smartphone or computer because it is uploaded to YouTube or an e-book at the website. The model gave the implication of using the video for learning.

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Defense Warm-Up Exercise Material for 13-Age Athlete Using Video Technology in Covid-19 Era

Okilanda¹,

Dlis²,

Humaid³

et al. 2021

saj

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Consumer engagement on social media in the sport context: a scoping review

Cao,

Matsuoka

2024

Leisure Studies

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Uncovering deep-rooted conflicts: the role of psychoanalytic psychotherapy in treating athletes' social media-related psychological distress

Piepiora,

Petre,

Vveinhardt

2024

Front. Sports Act. Living

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The use of social media by athletes can support them in difficult moments, but it can also become a source of negative emotions and psychological distress. This perspective critically examines psychoanalytic psychotherapy as a method for restoring athletes' psychological well-being after experiencing negative effects from social media use. The paper characterizes the key elements of psychoanalytic psychotherapy relevant to athletes, discusses the role of the psychoanalytic psychotherapist in working with athletes and describes the specifics of the psychoanalytic therapeutic process in this context. The potential advantages of psychoanalytic approaches over cognitive-behavioral methods are examined in treating the psychological impacts of problematic social media use among athletes. The analysis suggests that hate speech and negative online interactions can activate athletes' unprocessed life experiences rooted in early developmental stages. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy may offer a particularly effective method for restoring athletes' psychological wellbeing in such cases by addressing deep-rooted intrapsychic conflicts. However, a comprehensive approach integrating multiple therapeutic modalities is recommended to address the complex challenges athletes face in the digital age. This perspective acknowledges limitations in current research and suggest directions for future studies to develop and validate tailored interventions for athletes grappling with social media-related psychological distress.

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Impact of social media on the way marketing is done in football clubs

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Defense Warm-Up Exercise Material for 13-Age Athlete Using Video Technology in Covid-19 Era

Defense Warm-Up Exercise Material for 13-Age Athlete Using Video Technology in Covid-19 Era

Consumer engagement on social media in the sport context: a scoping review

Uncovering deep-rooted conflicts: the role of psychoanalytic psychotherapy in treating athletes' social media-related psychological distress

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