Consumer Behavior in the Digital Age: A Multifaceted Study on social media, Pet Product Marketing, and EdTech Adoption

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Amina Khalifa
Omar Ben Ali

Abstract

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, understanding consumer behavior is paramount for businesses, educators, and policymakers. This research article delves into the intricate dynamics of consumer behavior by examining the confluence of three vital domains: social media engagement, pet product marketing strategies, and the adoption of educational technology (EdTech).  The digital age has transformed how consumers make decisions, interact with brands, and engage with educational content. Social media platforms have become integral in shaping consumer preferences, as individuals seek validation and recommendations from peers in their online networks. Simultaneously, pet product marketing has harnessed the power of digital channels to influence consumer choices, leveraging not only traditional advertising but also user-generated content and influencer endorsements. This study investigates how these two digital phenomena intersect and impact consumer behavior. Furthermore, the adoption of EdTech is revolutionizing education, offering personalized learning experiences, and redefining traditional classroom boundaries. As education becomes increasingly digital, understanding how EdTech adoption influences consumer choices is crucial for educators and EdTech providers. Our multifaceted research employs a combination of empirical research and data analysis techniques to unravel the complex relationship between these three domains. By shedding light on the evolving patterns of consumer behavior, we aim to provide valuable insights that inform strategic decisions for businesses, educational institutions, and policymakers in this digital era. This article serves as a timely exploration of consumer behavior in the digital age, recognizing that the confluence of social media, pet product marketing, and EdTech adoption offers a unique lens through which to examine the ever-shifting landscape of consumer preferences and choices. As the digital environment continues to evolve, our findings contribute to a broader understanding of how individuals navigate this complex terrain, ultimately facilitating more informed and effective decision-making for stakeholders across diverse sectors.

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Khalifa, A., & Ali, O. B. (2023). Consumer Behavior in the Digital Age: A Multifaceted Study on social media, Pet Product Marketing, and EdTech Adoption. Journal of Sustainable Technologies and Infrastructure Planning, 7(5), 1–21. Retrieved from https://publications.dlpress.org/index.php/JSTIP/article/view/43
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Omar Ben Ali, Department of Educational, University of Jendouba, Tunisia