Social media and nonprofit fundraising: the influence of Facebook likes

投标 情感(语言学) 捐赠 社会化媒体 非营利组织 业务 社会距离 广告 营销 心理学 公共关系 经济 政治学 2019年冠状病毒病(COVID-19) 医学 疾病 沟通 病理 传染病(医学专业) 法学 经济增长
作者
Ernan Haruvy,Peter T. L. Popkowski Leszczyc
出处
期刊:European Journal of Marketing [Emerald Publishing Limited]
卷期号:58 (1): 33-65 被引量:3
标识
DOI:10.1108/ejm-05-2022-0364
摘要

Purpose This paper aims to demonstrate that Facebook likes affect outcomes in nonprofit settings. Specifically, Facebook likes influence affinity to nonprofits, which, in turn, affects fundraising outcomes. Design/methodology/approach The authors report three studies that establish that relationship. To examine social contagion, Study 1 – an auction field study – relies on selling artwork created by underprivileged youth. To isolate signaling, Study 2 manipulates the number of total Facebook likes on a page. To isolate commitment escalation, Study 3 manipulates whether a participant clicks a Facebook like. Findings The results show that Facebook likes increase willingness to contribute in nonprofit settings and that the process goes through affinity, as well as through Facebook impressions and bidding intensity. The total number of Facebook likes has a direct signaling effect and an indirect social contagion effect. Research limitations/implications The effectiveness of the proposed mechanisms is limited to nonprofit settings and only applies to short-term effects. Practical implications Facebook likes serve as both a quality signal and a commitment mechanism. The magnitude of commitment escalation is larger, and the relationship is moderated by familiarity with the organization. Managers should target Facebook likes at those less familiar with the organization and should prioritize getting a potential donor to leave a like as a step leading to donation, in essence mapping a donor journey from prospective to active, where Facebook likes play an essential role in the journey. In a charity auction setting, the donor journey involves an additional step of bidder intensity. Social implications The approach the authors study is shown effective in nonprofit settings but does not appear to extend to corporate social responsibility more broadly. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first investigation to map Facebook likes to a seller’s journey through signals and commitment, as well as the only investigation to map Facebook likes to charity auctions and show the effectiveness of this in the field.
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