Theoretical Framework:
This study makes use of a theory that will serve as a guide in the entire process of this
research which is Chaffey’s Theory on digital marketing.
In 2002, Chaffey said that Monitoring and facilitating customer’s interaction,
participation and sharing through digital media to encourage positive engagement with a
company and its brands leading to commercial value. Interactions may occur on a company site,
social networks and other third party websites.
An important aspect of online marketing is social media marketing, which deals with how
to conduct customer conversations on websites, Facebook, Tumbler, and Twitter. You may also
do this on a blog or forum. It can be used in conjunction with more traditional communication
channels, like Facebook or Twitter, to send messages to customers or partners who have chosen
to receive them. However, it is essential to start and participate in client interactions in order to
fully benefit from online networking. These can be linked to products, innovations, or client
benefits and are implemented in order to learn more about clients and provide assistance, thereby
improving how an organization is perceived.
Today, the use of online social networking has cemented its place at the core of
computerized corporate processes. Making a web-based social networking or client engagement
process is challenging because it calls for a change in the organization's perspective because it
may mean giving up some control in order to enable clients to communicate with them
effectively.