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IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON PURCHASING BEHAVIOR OF CUSTOEMR WITH REFERENCE TO SATHYAMANGALAM TAULK

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May 2026

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1-7

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Dr.V.P.Palanisamy,

Assistant Professor.Business Administration

Kaamadhenu Arts and Science College, Sathyamangalam.

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Dr.Rajasekar,

Assistant Professor.Business Administration

Kaamadhenu Arts and Science College, Sathyamangalam.

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Abstract

This research focuses on studying the buying process of consumers in the case of complex purchases, with special emphasis on how this process is influenced by social media. Complex buying behavior refers to purchases that are made infrequently, involve high consumer involvement, and highlight significant differences between brands. In recent years, social media has become a growing trend. Over the last decade, the World Wide Web has witnessed a rapid expansion of user-generated technologies such as blogs, social networks, and various social media platforms. Collectively known as social media, these technologies have enabled the widespread creation and sharing of user-generated content, fostering a global community. Platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter allow people to connect, share opinions, and exchange content. This revolution has introduced new ways for consumers to gather information about products and services. A single opinion or review on social media—even from a stranger—can strongly influence consumer perceptions, not only online but also in the offline world. Social media has thus shifted the power to consumers, as they themselves generate content and play a crucial role in building or damaging a brand’s reputation. Marketers, therefore, seek to understand how consumers use social media and how online content influences their decision-making patterns. This research also explores how the abundance of user-generated information can reshape consumer buying behavior. The study adopts the six phases of the customer decision process, also known as the Engel-Blackwell-Miniard (EBM) model, to examine its relevance in the context of social media usage. A quantitative survey has been conducted to investigate different aspects of the consumer decision-making process in this regard.

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Social Media Consumer Behavior online platforms.

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Dr.V.P.Palanisamy, Dr.Rajasekar, "IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON PURCHASING BEHAVIOR OF CUSTOEMR WITH REFERENCE TO SATHYAMANGALAM TAULK," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-7, May 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM64378

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The research has demonstrated the powerful impact of social media on consumer buying behavior in the digital age. Undoubtedly, social media has brought significant changes for both consumers and businesses. Findings indicate that consumers are highly selective when making purchase decisions. Although social media provides abundant data and sources of information, consumers’ personal attitudes continue to play a decisive role in shaping their choices. The quality and relevance of content on social media have a substantial influence; therefore, marketing efforts must ensure consumer-oriented content. Social media marketing is not limited to creating awareness or promoting sales—it extends to nurturing and strengthening long-term relationships between consumers and corporations. In today’s digital marketplace, the consumer is considered the “king,” with easy access to information about products and services through peer interactions. Consequently, companies and marketers must be particularly cautious of negative word-of-mouth on social media, as it can seriously damage a company’s reputation.   Many individuals also acknowledge that social media allows them to share their opinions and communicate more effectively with both other consumers and corporations. This medium has undoubtedly bridged the gap between brands and their audiences. Recognizing this, companies are making continuous efforts to foster stronger consumer connections by encouraging them to share their views, feedback, and experiences. Organizations that adopt an integrated strategic approach to social networking platforms are proving to be the most successful in acquiring, engaging, influencing, and retaining customers. Factors influencing consumers’ brand perception and purchase intentions include strategies aligned with consumer perspectives and the opinions of social media content creators. However, such strategies require ongoing attention and refinement. Therefore, companies employing these methods must be prepared to continuously optimize their marketing practices to retain existing customers and enhance customer lifetime value.

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