Affiliation:
1. Gulf University for Science & Technology
Abstract
AbstractConsumer-generated data provides a massive amount of market data that helps improve brands' decision-making processes within a highly demanding marketplace. This paper aims to investigate the dynamics behind Twitter user-generated content in relation to hijab/modest fashion based on a random sample of 144,800 tweets. Sentiment analysis was conducted, while a detection algorithm was implemented to identify the main influencers in relation to the hijab/modest fashion market. Results identify and profile the influencers and opinion leaders in the hijab/modest fashion global market. Results also show a high diversity of emojis usage in hijab-related tweets which highlighted the advantage of using them within hijab fashion brands’ communications. Finally, a partitioning around medoids (PAM) clustering method was applied to define consumer clusters. The clustering algorithm used highlights the heterogeneity and diversity of the global hijab fashion market. This study advances prior literature on the understanding of hijab/modest-fashion consumers and their opinions towards hijab brands. The study also helps marketers and decision-makers to understand consumer trends in this significant and emerging market.
Publisher
Research Square Platform LLC
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