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Ligne n°36 : ...“It’s Just Addictive People That Make Addictive Videos”: Children’s- Ligne n°37 : Understanding of and Attitudes towards Influencer Marketing of Food and
Ligne n°38 : Beverages by YouTube Video Bloggers ...- Ligne n°66 : Exposure to influencer marketing of foods and beverages high in fat,
Ligne n°67 : sugar, and/or salt (HFSS) increases children’s immediate intake. This ...
Ligne n°70 : ... which exposure affects behavior. In six focus groups (n = 4) children- Ligne n°71 : (10–11 years) were shown a YouTube video featuring influencer marketing
Ligne n°72 : of an HFSS product. Inductive thematic analysis identified six themes ...
Ligne n°74 : ... in children’s lives, (2) the accessibility of YouTubers increases- Ligne n°75 : children’s understanding of their actions, (3) influencer marketing
Ligne n°76 : impacts all—the influencer, the brand, and the viewer, (4) attitudes ...
Ligne n°75 : ... children’s understanding of their actions, (3) influencer marketing- Ligne n°76 : impacts all—the influencer, the brand, and the viewer, (4) attitudes
- Ligne n°76 : impacts all—the influencer, the brand, and the viewer, (4) attitudes
Ligne n°77 : towards influencer marketing are most affected by a YouTuber’s ...
Ligne n°76 : ... impacts all—the influencer, the brand, and the viewer, (4) attitudes- Ligne n°77 : towards influencer marketing are most affected by a YouTuber’s
Ligne n°78 : familiarity, (5) YouTuber influencer marketing is effective because ...
Ligne n°77 : ... towards influencer marketing are most affected by a YouTuber’s- Ligne n°78 : familiarity, (5) YouTuber influencer marketing is effective because
Ligne n°79 : they are not ‘strangers’, (6) children feel able to resist influencer ...
Ligne n°78 : ... familiarity, (5) YouTuber influencer marketing is effective because- Ligne n°79 : they are not ‘strangers’, (6) children feel able to resist influencer
Ligne n°80 : marketing of HFSS products. Children had an understanding of the ...
Ligne n°82 : ... familiar YouTubers elicited particularly sympathetic attitudes.- Ligne n°83 : Children felt affected by influencer marketing of HFSS products, but
Ligne n°84 : believed they were able to resist it. Beyond theoretical insight, this ...
Ligne n°85 : ... study adds to the growing body of evidence to suggest children’s- Ligne n°86 : exposure to HFSS influencer marketing should be reduced.
Ligne n°87 : Keywords: food, beverage, HFSS, influencer marketing, YouTube, ...
Ligne n°86 : ... exposure to HFSS influencer marketing should be reduced.- Ligne n°87 : Keywords: food, beverage, HFSS, influencer marketing, YouTube,
Ligne n°88 : children, understanding, attitudes, qualitative, focus group ...
Ligne n°98 : ... in research to date, notably a lack of qualitative studies exploring- Ligne n°99 : how newer forms of digital marketing (e.g., influencer marketing) are
Ligne n°100 : received by children [6]. Exploration of children’s understanding of, ...
Ligne n°119 : ... brands for doing so [15,16,17]. Collaborations between brands and- Ligne n°120 : YouTubers (also referred to as ‘influencers’) is a fast-growing
Ligne n°121 : marketing technique referred to as ‘influencer marketing’ [17]. ...
Ligne n°120 : ... YouTubers (also referred to as ‘influencers’) is a fast-growing- Ligne n°121 : marketing technique referred to as ‘influencer marketing’ [17].
Ligne n°122 : Industry spend on this form of marketing is predicted to increase from ...- Ligne n°125 : Children are frequently exposed to influencer marketing of HFSS food
Ligne n°126 : and beverage products and brands on social media [14,19,20,21]. This is ...
Ligne n°132 : ... cognitive theory [24] would assert that these findings are likely due- Ligne n°133 : to children viewing influencers as role models to learn appropriate
Ligne n°134 : behaviors. Consistent with this theory, research shows that children ...
Ligne n°142 : ... associated with adopting the endorser’s behavior [32,33]. Studies have- Ligne n°143 : yet to fully understand the extent to which children view influencers
Ligne n°144 : as role models or as credible sources of information. ...- Ligne n°146 : Although children’s perception of influencer marketing of HFSS products
Ligne n°147 : specifically has not been explored, qualitative research has focused on ...
Ligne n°147 : ... specifically has not been explored, qualitative research has focused on- Ligne n°148 : their understanding of influencer marketing of non-food products
Ligne n°149 : [34,35,36]. Findings from these studies demonstrate that compared with ...
Ligne n°150 : ... other forms of digital marketing (e.g., YouTube pop-up advertisements),- Ligne n°151 : children (9 and 12 years) find influencer marketing via YouTubers to be
Ligne n°152 : less irritating because it does not interrupt media content, and ...
Ligne n°154 : ... feel that YouTubers promote products that are more relevant [34,35],- Ligne n°155 : likely because influencer marketing is embedded in content that
Ligne n°156 : children have actively selected to watch [7,12]. In their videos, ...
Ligne n°160 : ... sense of familiarity with YouTubers [39]. The literature shows that- Ligne n°161 : product recommendations from familiar influencers are trusted more than
Ligne n°162 : traditional celebrities [31,40,41,42] or influencers who are less ...
Ligne n°161 : ... product recommendations from familiar influencers are trusted more than- Ligne n°162 : traditional celebrities [31,40,41,42] or influencers who are less
Ligne n°163 : familiar [11,17,43,44]. However, research has not qualitatively ...
Ligne n°164 : ... explored whether children’s familiarity with YouTubers affects how they- Ligne n°165 : receive influencer marketing of HFSS products. Research is needed to
Ligne n°166 : explore these views in more detail and to understand whether this may ...
Ligne n°166 : ... explore these views in more detail and to understand whether this may- Ligne n°167 : influence children’s understanding of, and attitudes towards,
Ligne n°168 : influencer marketing of HFSS foods and beverages. ...
Ligne n°167 : ... influence children’s understanding of, and attitudes towards,- Ligne n°168 : influencer marketing of HFSS foods and beverages.
Ligne n°184 : ... knowledge of persuasive intent, children’s appetitive response can be- Ligne n°185 : influenced by HFSS product marketing [22,56,57,58,59]. In order for
Ligne n°186 : children to defend against the effects of food and beverage ...
Ligne n°190 : ... Children’s satisfaction of these conditions has not been qualitatively- Ligne n°191 : explored in response to exposure to influencer marketing of HFSS
Ligne n°192 : products and may provide insight into how and why children are ...- Ligne n°195 : Digital marketing techniques, such as influencer marketing, often take
Ligne n°196 : the form of non-advertising content and can be difficult for even ...
Ligne n°198 : ... against deception, regulations in some countries, including the- Ligne n°199 : self-regulatory codes in the UK, require that influencers use an
Ligne n°200 : advertising disclosure to highlight the commercial nature of this ...
Ligne n°203 : ... brand gifting with ‘#gifted’ [64]. However, research shows that- Ligne n°204 : children (9–11-years) exposed to influencer marketing of a HFSS
Ligne n°205 : product, even with the presence of an advertising disclosure, increase ...
Ligne n°218 : ... viewer has a pre-existing knowledge of the consumer (e.g., when an- Ligne n°219 : influencer is followed on social media), however, a viewer’s scepticism
Ligne n°220 : is high and identification low when the source is an unfamiliar ...
Ligne n°220 : ... is high and identification low when the source is an unfamiliar- Ligne n°221 : consumer (e.g., when an influencer is not followed on social media).
Ligne n°222 : Research has not yet explored children’s attitudes towards advertising ...
Ligne n°222 : ... Research has not yet explored children’s attitudes towards advertising- Ligne n°223 : disclosures used in influencer marketing and whether attitudes remain
Ligne n°224 : for familiar and less familiar influencers. ...
Ligne n°223 : ... disclosures used in influencer marketing and whether attitudes remain- Ligne n°224 : for familiar and less familiar influencers.
Ligne n°228 : ... perceptions of YouTubers? (2) What is children’s understanding of, and- Ligne n°229 : attitudes towards, the techniques used in influencer marketing of HFSS
Ligne n°230 : products? (3) What is children’s understanding of, and attitudes ...- Ligne n°266 : 2.2.1. YouTube Video Featuring Influencer Marketing
- Ligne n°268 : Children were shown a YouTube video that featured influencer marketing
Ligne n°269 : of an HFSS product to inform focus group discussions. The video, ...
Ligne n°289 : ... in the UK [73] and are consistent with those used in previous- Ligne n°290 : experimental studies investigating the extent, nature and impact of
Ligne n°291 : influencer food marketing [14,22,23]. Notably, the influencer marketing ...
Ligne n°290 : ... experimental studies investigating the extent, nature and impact of- Ligne n°291 : influencer food marketing [14,22,23]. Notably, the influencer marketing
- Ligne n°291 : influencer food marketing [14,22,23]. Notably, the influencer marketing
Ligne n°292 : campaign shown was featured in content likely to be viewed by children, ...- Ligne n°322 : 2.2.2. Photographs of Influencer Marketing Techniques
Ligne n°325 : ... from the YouTube video using the VideoPad video editor. Five captured- Ligne n°326 : an influencer marketing technique (e.g., the use of hashtags to
Ligne n°327 : increase viewer engagement) and one captured the on-screen advertising ...
Ligne n°338 : ... The guide included non-leading, open-ended questions allowing data- Ligne n°339 : collection on children’s perceptions of YouTubers, influencer marketing
Ligne n°340 : of an HFSS product, and effects on behaviour. Children were encouraged ...
Ligne n°341 : ... to comment on each other’s responses [76] to enable conversations about- Ligne n°342 : influencer marketing that researcher probing alone may not have
Ligne n°343 : achieved. ...
Ligne n°365 : ... administered to build a rapport and to check whether each child was- Ligne n°366 : familiar with watching YouTubers, and the general concept of influencer
Ligne n°367 : marketing. The interviewer used child-friendly probing techniques ...
Ligne n°376 : ... YouTubers’. Children were also informed that this video featured- Ligne n°377 : influencer marketing for Nutella chocolate spread. Most children liked
Ligne n°378 : Nutella; however, three children disliked the taste or had allergies. ...
Ligne n°382 : ... lead focus group discussions. The interviewer allowed children to speak- Ligne n°383 : freely about the influencer marketing campaign, but also about previous
Ligne n°384 : encounters with this type of marketing. Field notes were made by the ...
Ligne n°400 : ... individuals create meaning from their own experiences (i.e., individual- Ligne n°401 : experiences of influencer marketing) as well as the broader social
Ligne n°402 : context (i.e., social and environmental determinants of how influencer ...
Ligne n°401 : ... experiences of influencer marketing) as well as the broader social- Ligne n°402 : context (i.e., social and environmental determinants of how influencer
Ligne n°403 : marketing is interpreted). Transcripts were repeatedly read for ...
Ligne n°407 : ... (1) children’s perceptions of YouTubers (2) children’s understanding- Ligne n°408 : of, and attitudes towards, the techniques used in influencer marketing
Ligne n°409 : of HFSS products and (3) children’s understanding of and attitude ...
Ligne n°425 : ... (1) children’s perceptions of YouTubers (2) children’s understanding- Ligne n°426 : of, and attitudes towards, the techniques used in influencer marketing
Ligne n°427 : of HFSS products, and (3) children’s understanding of, and attitudes ...
Ligne n°430 : ... (2) the accessibility of YouTubers increases children’s understanding- Ligne n°431 : of their actions, (3) Influencer marketing impacts all-the influencer,
- Ligne n°431 : of their actions, (3) Influencer marketing impacts all-the influencer,
- Ligne n°431 : of their actions, (3) Influencer marketing impacts all-the influencer,
Ligne n°432 : the brand, and the viewer, (4) attitudes towards influencer marketing ...
Ligne n°431 : ... of their actions, (3) Influencer marketing impacts all-the influencer,- Ligne n°432 : the brand, and the viewer, (4) attitudes towards influencer marketing
Ligne n°433 : are most affected by a YouTuber’s familiarity, (5) YouTuber influencer ...
Ligne n°432 : ... the brand, and the viewer, (4) attitudes towards influencer marketing- Ligne n°433 : are most affected by a YouTuber’s familiarity, (5) YouTuber influencer
Ligne n°434 : marketing is effective because they are not ‘strangers’, and (6) ...
Ligne n°434 : ... marketing is effective because they are not ‘strangers’, and (6)- Ligne n°435 : children feel able to resist influencer marketing of HFSS products.
- Ligne n°547 : Familiarity between children and YouTubers appeared to influence
Ligne n°548 : judgement of their actions. For example, children’s favourite YouTubers ...
Ligne n°564 : ...3.2. RQ2: Children’s Understanding Of, and Attitudes towards, the Techniques- Ligne n°565 : Used in Influencer Marketing of HFSS Products
- Ligne n°567 : 3.2.1. Theme 3: Influencer Marketing Impacts all—The Influencer, the Brand
- Ligne n°567 : 3.2.1. Theme 3: Influencer Marketing Impacts all—The Influencer, the Brand
- Ligne n°567 : 3.2.1. Theme 3: Influencer Marketing Impacts all—The Influencer, the Brand
Ligne n°568 : and the Viewer ...- Ligne n°570 : When probing children’s understanding of the influencer marketing
Ligne n°571 : techniques used to promote Nutella, opinions were divided on who they ...
Ligne n°571 : ... techniques used to promote Nutella, opinions were divided on who they- Ligne n°572 : best served: the influencer, the brand or the viewer. The perceived
Ligne n°573 : benefits for each are detailed below: ...- Ligne n°575 : Influencer Marketing Impacts the Brand
- Ligne n°575 : Influencer Marketing Impacts the Brand
- Ligne n°577 : The purpose of influencer marketing was understood by most children as
Ligne n°578 : a means to increase awareness and purchasing of Nutella—L (boy, aged ...
Ligne n°586 : ... In the above quote the child displays a clear awareness of the sizeable- Ligne n°587 : impact that just one YouTuber can have for a brand. The impact is
- Ligne n°587 : impact that just one YouTuber can have for a brand. The impact is
Ligne n°588 : understood to be achieved by the YouTuber increasing viewers’ exposure ...
Ligne n°610 : ... viewers’ ideas, which “might be better than the ones they (the- Ligne n°611 : brand/influencer) had”, so that the brand can create better future
Ligne n°612 : campaigns. Indeed, advertisements that are targeted, such as those ...
Ligne n°613 : ... tailored to viewers’ preferences, are found to be particularly- Ligne n°614 : impactful [81,82]. In addition, many recognised that viewers would need
Ligne n°615 : to purchase Nutella in order to share these images and recipe ideas and ...- Ligne n°623 : Influencer Marketing Impacts the Influencer
- Ligne n°623 : Influencer Marketing Impacts the Influencer
- Ligne n°623 : Influencer Marketing Impacts the Influencer
Ligne n°626 : ... like Nutella benefit from this partnership, just as celebrities do from- Ligne n°627 : brand endorsements [84]. YouTube videos which feature influencer-brand
Ligne n°628 : collaborations were understood to attract subscribers of the brand ...- Ligne n°640 : Influencer Marketing Impacts the Viewer
- Ligne n°640 : Influencer Marketing Impacts the Viewer
Ligne n°642 : ... Although some children believed there were no benefits for viewers- Ligne n°643 : exposed to influencer marketing: “It doesn’t work well for us,”
Ligne n°644 : consistent with previous research which finds that viewers dislike the ...- Ligne n°651 : “With this type (influencer marketing) you are pressing on it
Ligne n°652 : because you want to watch it whereas with pop-up ones, you might not ...- Ligne n°655 : Although influencer marketing does in a sense interrupt media content,
Ligne n°656 : as a YouTuber’s regular non-commercial content is replaced with ...
Ligne n°664 : ... YouTubers’ regular content to gain information and experience (Theme 1)- Ligne n°665 : and influencer marketing may serve the same purpose. For example, some
Ligne n°666 : children described feeling inspired to recreate the YouTuber’s Nutella ...
Ligne n°667 : ... recipe ideas shared in the video. Adolescents also value the- Ligne n°668 : information provided in influencer marketing [65]. In addition,
Ligne n°669 : competitions and discount codes provided during influencer marketing of ...
Ligne n°668 : ... information provided in influencer marketing [65]. In addition,- Ligne n°669 : competitions and discount codes provided during influencer marketing of
Ligne n°670 : HFSS products were viewed to particularly benefit children because they ...- Ligne n°677 : 3.2.2. Theme 4: Attitudes towards Influencer Marketing Are Most Affected by a
Ligne n°678 : YouTuber’s Familiarity ...- Ligne n°680 : Persuasion knowledge of influencer marketing was often expressed as a
Ligne n°681 : lack of trust in the YouTuber’s opinion of the promoted product—H (boy, ...- Ligne n°734 : Scepticism towards influencer marketing was less prominent when
Ligne n°735 : children were asked to consider how they would feel if their favourite ...- Ligne n°753 : Regulations in the UK require that influencers use an advertising
Ligne n°754 : disclosure to highlight products featured in receipt of brand payment ...
Ligne n°768 : ... be confusing [87]. Relatedly, children were confused by YouTubers who- Ligne n°769 : essentially do the opposite and make content look like influencer
Ligne n°770 : marketing, through the use of hashtags and brand names, in order to ...
Ligne n°771 : ... attract future brand deals. Thus, it is not surprising that children- Ligne n°772 : misinterpret influencer marketing in YouTube videos [83].
Ligne n°774 : ... These findings have interesting implications for the regulation of- Ligne n°775 : advertising disclosures. Not only do many influencers fail to comply
Ligne n°776 : with the rules [20,88,89], but many children in the current study did ...
Ligne n°778 : ... determining their attitude towards the promoted product. This is likely- Ligne n°779 : why research shows advertising disclosures have no protective impact on
Ligne n°780 : children’s (9–11-years) immediate intake when featured during ...
Ligne n°780 : ... children’s (9–11-years) immediate intake when featured during- Ligne n°781 : influencer marketing of an HFSS product [22]. As suggested in Theme 2,
Ligne n°782 : children were less sceptical of marketing by YouTubers whom they feel ...- Ligne n°791 : 3.3.1. Theme 5: YouTuber Influencer Marketing Is Effective Because They Are
Ligne n°792 : Not Strangers ...- Ligne n°794 : Influencer marketing of HFSS products was considered to be particularly
Ligne n°795 : effective because YouTubers are familiar, whereas in other forms of ...
Ligne n°809 : ... mouth (eWOM) is an influential marketing technique [90,91,92,93]. Not- Ligne n°810 : only is influencer marketing akin to an eWOM recommendation, given that
Ligne n°811 : children are trusting of YouTubers who are familiar (Theme 4), but it ...- Ligne n°815 : Some children thought that influencer marketing is likely effective
Ligne n°816 : because viewers will wish to imitate the YouTuber’s behavior—M (boy, ...- Ligne n°826 : It was noted that a drawback of influencer marketing is that an
Ligne n°827 : influencer may be disliked, and so their endorsement of an HFSS product ...
Ligne n°826 : ... It was noted that a drawback of influencer marketing is that an- Ligne n°827 : influencer may be disliked, and so their endorsement of an HFSS product
Ligne n°828 : may actually negatively affect the brand—H (boy, aged 11): “They ...
Ligne n°833 : ... they do not like. Unlike celebrity endorsement campaigns on television,- Ligne n°834 : which are viewed by many different types of people, influencer
Ligne n°835 : marketing is more likely only viewed by those that admire or who have ...
Ligne n°835 : ... marketing is more likely only viewed by those that admire or who have- Ligne n°836 : an interest in the influencer.
- Ligne n°838 : Children’s beliefs about the likely effects of influencer marketing are
Ligne n°839 : consistent with advertisers’ increased spend in this area [17,18] and ...
Ligne n°840 : ... as result of this fast-growing industry children are frequently exposed- Ligne n°841 : to influencer marketing of HFSS food and beverage products
Ligne n°842 : [14,19,20,21]. ...- Ligne n°844 : 3.3.2. Theme 6: Children Feel Able to Resist Influencer Marketing of HFSS
Ligne n°845 : Products ...
Ligne n°847 : ... Many children displayed a reasonably comprehensive understanding of the- Ligne n°848 : persuasive intent of influencer marketing (Theme 3), consistent with
Ligne n°849 : previous qualitative research which explored children’s (9 and 12 ...
Ligne n°849 : ... previous qualitative research which explored children’s (9 and 12- Ligne n°850 : years) perception of influencer marketing [36]. This may indicate that
Ligne n°851 : earlier theories of advertising, such as the persuasion knowledge model ...
Ligne n°856 : ... appetitive response to digital marketing of HFSS foods [56,57,58,59] or- Ligne n°857 : more specifically influencer marketing of these foods [22,23]. This is
Ligne n°858 : likely because children under the age of 12 are unlikely to apply ...
Ligne n°861 : ... with these findings, many children in the current study believed they- Ligne n°862 : were affected by exposure to the influencer marketing campaign for
Ligne n°863 : Nutella, and commonly referenced experiencing a physiological ...
Ligne n°894 : ... majority of children reported no such strategy. Another coping strategy- Ligne n°895 : reported to help children resist the effect of influencer marketing of
Ligne n°896 : HFSS products was to unsubscribe to YouTubers’ channels, and so avoid ...
Ligne n°907 : ... marketing or not. Most children were attuned to the persuasive intent- Ligne n°908 : of techniques used in influencer marketing, and although most had
Ligne n°909 : sceptical attitudes towards this content, many were more forgiving and ...
Ligne n°918 : ... study appeared relaxed and were comfortable challenging each other’s- Ligne n°919 : viewpoints of influencer marketing. However, the study did have some
Ligne n°920 : limitations. Firstly, to avoid children becoming bored, children were ...
Ligne n°924 : ... Relatedly, it is possible that demand characteristics (e.g., attention- Ligne n°925 : drawn to advertising through interviewer questioning) may have impacted
Ligne n°926 : children’s responses, leading them to be more focused on the persuasive ...
Ligne n°933 : ... Nutella and so these children may have underestimated their- Ligne n°934 : understanding of the marketing impact. Thirdly, children’s previous
Ligne n°935 : liking of the YouTuber was not measured, and as discovered in the ...
Ligne n°940 : ... The aim of this qualitative research was to provide novel insight into- Ligne n°941 : children’s attitudes and understanding of influencer marketing of HFSS
Ligne n°942 : products through social media. In order to draw generalisable ...
Ligne n°944 : ... to empirically assess whether children’s attitudes towards and- Ligne n°945 : understanding of this marketing impacts eating-related behaviors.
Ligne n°946 : Future qualitative research could explore how children perceive ...
Ligne n°946 : ... Future qualitative research could explore how children perceive- Ligne n°947 : influencer marketing of healthier foods, for which there is a lack of
Ligne n°948 : evidence of impact [23]. Research could also explore how food and ...
Ligne n°947 : ... influencer marketing of healthier foods, for which there is a lack of- Ligne n°948 : evidence of impact [23]. Research could also explore how food and
Ligne n°949 : beverage cues which are not explicitly declared as advertising are ...
Ligne n°968 : ... persuasive intent of advertising) are likely not necessary, as children- Ligne n°969 : had a reasonable understanding of the purpose of influencer marketing.
Ligne n°970 : Nevertheless, children valued the information shared and were ...
Ligne n°970 : ... Nevertheless, children valued the information shared and were- Ligne n°971 : entertained by influencer marketing, particularly if the YouTuber was
Ligne n°972 : valued for such provisions in their regular content. Such positive ...
Ligne n°975 : ... experienced as intrusive and disliked. This study offers practical- Ligne n°976 : insight from those who are most likely impacted by HFSS product
Ligne n°977 : marketing, children, and has important implications for the ongoing ...
Ligne n°986 : ... policymakers, social media platforms, brands, advertising agencies and- Ligne n°987 : influencers is required.
Ligne n°997 : ... https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/2/449/s1, Figure S1: Photographic- Ligne n°998 : stills of influencer marketing techniques featured in the YouTuber’s
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