Suggested research questions for future research
| Domain | Topic |
|---|---|
| Marketing | |
| Conceptualization | – What is the native definition of fake news in marketing? |
| Ethics | – What are the ethical duties and responsibilities of marketers toward fake news? – is it ethical to harvest attention by using unharmful fake news (satire, humor, etc.)? – what types of marketing communication can be considered as fake news (paid advertisement, fabricated content, partial discloser, etc.)? |
| Communications | – How marketing communication can use corrective information to diminish the effects of fake news? – what is the role of social influencers in spreading fake news? – how online fake news affects modern forms of marketing such as affiliate marketing? |
| Branding | – What are the effects of fake news on brand loyalty, willingness to purchase brands, brand recommendation, etc.? – what is the future of branding in the world of crowd sourced information consumption? |
| Consumer behavior | |
| Consumers as individual | – how individuals evaluate received marketing information based on their context (Webpage, native ads, context, etc.) – how fake news in product category or brands primes consumers’ minds in future evaluation? – is fake news gender, education, social class and socioeconomic related? |
| Consumer as social media user | – how individuals, under the influence of echo chambers, bubble filters and social media algorithms, shape their attitudes toward brands? – what are the motivations to share fake news on social media? – how marketing social media voice might enable and encourage fake news? |
| Domain | Topic |
|---|---|
| Marketing | |
| Conceptualization | – What is the native definition of fake news in marketing? |
| Ethics | – What are the ethical duties and responsibilities of marketers toward fake news? |
| Communications | – How marketing communication can use corrective information to diminish the effects of fake news? |
| Branding | – What are the effects of fake news on brand loyalty, willingness to purchase brands, brand recommendation, etc.? |
| Consumer behavior | |
| Consumers as individual | – how individuals evaluate received marketing information based on their context (Webpage, native ads, context, etc.) |
| Consumer as social media user | – how individuals, under the influence of echo chambers, bubble filters and social media algorithms, shape their attitudes toward brands? |
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