Online strategic communication: A cross-cultural analysis of U.S. and Chinese corporate websites |
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Authors: | Po-Lin Jie |
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Affiliation: | aUniversity of Alabama, College of Communication & Information Sciences, P. O. Box 870172, 478 Phifer Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0172, United States;bDepartment of Communication, Villanova University, PA, United States |
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Abstract: | This study applied a cultural divergence approach to examine online marketing interactivity and corporate public image on corporate websites. It analyzed different online strategic communication of corporate websites from two different nations—the United States and China. Results indicated that U.S. corporations were more likely to highlight online marketing interactivity and social responsibility, which integrated marketing and public relations as their online communication strategy. Chinese corporations provided more online spaces for the consumer–consumer interactions and emphasized corporation-oriented information. |
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Keywords: | Cultural divergence Online marketing interactivity Corporate public image Social responsibility |
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