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Vernon Press invites chapter proposals for the proposed volume “Social Media Marketing Strategy Post-COVID 19 Pandemic: Ethics, Challenges & New Directions”.
This volume proposes to depict professional and academic accounts for the influence of social media marketing strategy on organizations’ target markets Post-COVID 19. The multi-faceted approach proposed distinguishes this volume from other texts on social media by introducing a wide range of business-related social media topics, which will complement the more specialized books that elaborate on each topic separately.
The special features of the book are:
- It will explain the major practical concepts on social media marketing strategy and introduce the reader to social media marketing strategy.
- Readers will be given room to critically reflect on recent issues, such as the pandemic, that have brought great paradigm shifts based on a combination of academic insights and practical tactics.
- The reader will get to know a wide range of institutional-relevant topics through the multi-faceted approach, which will allow them to apply social media marketing from a practical business perspective.
- It aims to assess the impacts of COVID-19 on different spheres of social media marketing and envisage the solutions that could put businesses back on the path to recovery.
- Issues about ethics and responsibility of stakeholders in the Post-COVID-19 scenario will be discussed at length.
The following topics considered for inclusion (but not limited to) include:
Part – I COVID 19 Pandemic and Introduction to Social Media Marketing Strategy
Part – II Social Media Marketing Strategic Approaches and Tools Post-COVID 19 Pandemic
Part – III Social Media Customer Relationship Management Post-COVID 19 Pandemic
Part – IV Social Media Marketing Strategy Analytics Application Post-COVID 19 Pandemic
Social Media Marketing Strategy Metrics:
Part – V Social Media Marketing Strategy Ethics Post-Covid 19
Part – VI Social Media Marketing Challenges & New Directions Post-Covid 19
Proposed Writing Schedule:
Chapter Abstract Submission Deadline: 15th May 2021
Chapter Abstract Acceptance Notification: 30th May 2021
Proposed Full Chapter Submission Deadline: 31st October 2021
Review of Chapters: 1st September 2021 to 15th January 2022
Submission of Revised Chapter Deadline: 1st August 2022
Proposed Book Release: August 2022
All submissions must be made to:
Brighton Nyagadza (editor), Marondera University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology (MUAST), Zimbabwe, Department of Marketing Management (Digital Marketing), Faculty of Agribusiness & Entrepreneurship, brightonnyagadza@gmail.com; bnyagadza@muast.co.zw
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