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@article{Jang2013ExploringSN, title={Exploring social networking sites for facilitating multi-channel retailing}, author={Yu-Teng Jang and Shuchih Ernest Chang and Po-An Chen}, journal={Multimedia Tools and Applications}, year={2013}, volume={74}, pages={159 - 178}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:14492145}}
  • Yu-Teng Jang, S. Chang, Po-An Chen
  • Published in Multimedia tools and… 24 March 2013
  • Business, Computer Science

SNS fan pages are suggested to be used to enhance consumers’ purchase at physical stores and information search on their online stores, thus increasing overall sales and building and maintaining consumer trust on their stores.

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