Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors
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Resumo: | Contemporary western societies are characterized by demographic aging, by the empowerment of senior consumers (aged 65+) and by the popularization of digital technologies, especially the internet and social media. However, scientific knowledge about the relationship between seniors and digital platforms still presents numerous gaps, mainly in the Iberian Peninsula - one of the most aged regions on the planet. This article problematizes this relationship in Portugal and Spain, examining the motives for adherence and use of social media by older people, assessing which brand pages (on Facebook) are most visited and interacted with by seniors, and unveils the role of Facebook fan pages brands in the consumer decision-making process. The research uses a mixed method approach. Qualitative data were obtained from five Focus Group (FG) carried out in the two countries. The quantitative data were extracted from Facebook Audience Insights, from an officially representative sample of seniors in the region. The results show evident signs of a “digital fracture” with the seniors representing only 17.8\% (10\% PT and 7.8\% ES) of the active profiles in the Iberian Peninsula, with a higher presence of women. Portuguese seniors reveal a tendency to like, comment and share content more often than Spaniards. About the reasons for joining and staying in social networking sites, there is a unanimous Iberian stance indicating the encouragement of close family members, as well as in the finding that it is a space that enhances the strengthening and multiplication of social ties. Search and involvement with Facebook brand pages count for support and uncertainty reduction tool in the consumer journey. |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniorsNavegar por redes nunca antes navegadas: motivações e engagement dos seniores ibéricosSenioresTecnologias de informação e comunicação (TIC)Social mediaFacebookPáginas das marcasPenínsula IbéricaSeniorsInformation and communication technologies (ICT)Social mediaFacebookBrand pagesIberian PeninsulaContemporary western societies are characterized by demographic aging, by the empowerment of senior consumers (aged 65+) and by the popularization of digital technologies, especially the internet and social media. However, scientific knowledge about the relationship between seniors and digital platforms still presents numerous gaps, mainly in the Iberian Peninsula - one of the most aged regions on the planet. This article problematizes this relationship in Portugal and Spain, examining the motives for adherence and use of social media by older people, assessing which brand pages (on Facebook) are most visited and interacted with by seniors, and unveils the role of Facebook fan pages brands in the consumer decision-making process. The research uses a mixed method approach. Qualitative data were obtained from five Focus Group (FG) carried out in the two countries. The quantitative data were extracted from Facebook Audience Insights, from an officially representative sample of seniors in the region. The results show evident signs of a “digital fracture” with the seniors representing only 17.8\% (10\% PT and 7.8\% ES) of the active profiles in the Iberian Peninsula, with a higher presence of women. Portuguese seniors reveal a tendency to like, comment and share content more often than Spaniards. About the reasons for joining and staying in social networking sites, there is a unanimous Iberian stance indicating the encouragement of close family members, as well as in the finding that it is a space that enhances the strengthening and multiplication of social ties. Search and involvement with Facebook brand pages count for support and uncertainty reduction tool in the consumer journey.A sociedade ocidental contemporânea é caracterizada pelo envelhecimento demográfico, pelo empoderamento do consumidor sénior (65+) e pela popularização das tecnologias digitais, sobretudo da internet e das mídias sociais. Porém, o conhecimento científico sobre a relação dos seniores com as plataformas digitais ainda apresenta numerosas lacunas, principalmente na Península Ibérica – uma das regiões mais envelhecidas do planeta. Este artigo problematiza essa relação, em Portugal e na Espanha, escrutinando os motivos de adesão e permanência dos mais velhos as mídias sociais, aferindo quais as páginas das marcas (na rede social Facebook) os seniores mais visitam e com as quais mais interagem e descortinando o papel das fanpages das marcas no processo de tomada de decisão de consumo. A investigação, de caráter exploratório, seguiu uma metodologia mista. Os dados qualitativos foram obtidos a partir de cinco grupos focais (Focus Group – FG) realizados nos dois países em estudo. Já os dados quantitativos foram extraídos do Facebook Audience Insights, a partir de uma amostra oficialmente representativa dos seniores na região. Os resultados mostram evidentes sinais de “fratura digital” com os seniores a configurarem apenas 17,8% (10% PT e 7,8% ES) dos perfis ativos na Península Ibérica, destacando-se uma maior presença das mulheres. Os portugueses tendem a gostar, comentar e partilhar conteúdos com mais frequência do que os espanhóis. No que tange aos os motivos de adesão e permanência na rede social, verifica-se unanimidade ibérica na indicação do incentivo dos familiares próximos, tal como na constatação de que se trata de um espaço potenciador do reforço e da multiplicação dos laços sociais. A procura e o envolvimento com as páginas de marcas comerciais serve, sobretudo, como ferramenta de apoio e redução da incerteza no processo de tomada de decisão de compra on e offline.Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais2021-10-27info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionArtigo avaliado pelos paresapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/textolivre/article/view/3336610.35699/1983-3652.2022.33366Texto Livre; Vol. 15 (2022): Texto Livre: Linguagem e Tecnologia ; e33366Texto Livre; Vol. 15 (2022): Texto Livre: Linguagem e Tecnologia ; e33366Texto Livre; Vol. 15 (2022): Texto Livre: Linguagem e Tecnologia ; e33366Texto Livre; v. 15 (2022): Texto Livre: Linguagem e Tecnologia ; e333661983-3652reponame:Texto livreinstname:Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)instacron:UFMGporhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/textolivre/article/view/33366/28847Copyright (c) 2021 Miranda et al.https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMiranda, SandraAntunes, Ana CristinaGama, AnaDi Fatima, BrancoMachado, Ana Teresa2022-10-31T13:32:07Zoai:periodicos.ufmg.br:article/33366Revistahttp://www.periodicos.letras.ufmg.br/index.php/textolivrePUBhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/textolivre/oairevistatextolivre@letras.ufmg.br1983-36521983-3652opendoar:2022-10-31T13:32:07Texto livre - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)false |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors Navegar por redes nunca antes navegadas: motivações e engagement dos seniores ibéricos |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors Miranda, Sandra Seniores Tecnologias de informação e comunicação (TIC) Social media Páginas das marcas Península Ibérica Seniors Information and communication technologies (ICT) Social media Brand pages Iberian Peninsula |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors |
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Browse networks never browsed before: motivations and engagement of the Iberian seniors |
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Miranda, Sandra |
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Miranda, Sandra Antunes, Ana Cristina Gama, Ana Di Fatima, Branco Machado, Ana Teresa |
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Antunes, Ana Cristina Gama, Ana Di Fatima, Branco Machado, Ana Teresa |
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Miranda, Sandra Antunes, Ana Cristina Gama, Ana Di Fatima, Branco Machado, Ana Teresa |
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Seniores Tecnologias de informação e comunicação (TIC) Social media Páginas das marcas Península Ibérica Seniors Information and communication technologies (ICT) Social media Brand pages Iberian Peninsula |
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Seniores Tecnologias de informação e comunicação (TIC) Social media Páginas das marcas Península Ibérica Seniors Information and communication technologies (ICT) Social media Brand pages Iberian Peninsula |
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Contemporary western societies are characterized by demographic aging, by the empowerment of senior consumers (aged 65+) and by the popularization of digital technologies, especially the internet and social media. However, scientific knowledge about the relationship between seniors and digital platforms still presents numerous gaps, mainly in the Iberian Peninsula - one of the most aged regions on the planet. This article problematizes this relationship in Portugal and Spain, examining the motives for adherence and use of social media by older people, assessing which brand pages (on Facebook) are most visited and interacted with by seniors, and unveils the role of Facebook fan pages brands in the consumer decision-making process. The research uses a mixed method approach. Qualitative data were obtained from five Focus Group (FG) carried out in the two countries. The quantitative data were extracted from Facebook Audience Insights, from an officially representative sample of seniors in the region. The results show evident signs of a “digital fracture” with the seniors representing only 17.8\% (10\% PT and 7.8\% ES) of the active profiles in the Iberian Peninsula, with a higher presence of women. Portuguese seniors reveal a tendency to like, comment and share content more often than Spaniards. About the reasons for joining and staying in social networking sites, there is a unanimous Iberian stance indicating the encouragement of close family members, as well as in the finding that it is a space that enhances the strengthening and multiplication of social ties. Search and involvement with Facebook brand pages count for support and uncertainty reduction tool in the consumer journey. |
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