Annmarie Hanlon & Tracy L. Tuten 
The SAGE Handbook of Social Media Marketing [EPUB ebook] 

Part 1: Foundations of Social Media
Chapter 1: Introduction to Social Media Marketing – Tracy L. Tuten & Annmarie Hanlon
Chapter 2: Strategic Directions in B2C Social Media Marketing – Karen E. Mishra & Brian J. Baldus
Chapter 3: Cross-Cultural Differences in Social Media Use: Implications for International Social Media Marketing Strategy – Jae Min Jung, Kyeong Sam Min, Kristen R. Schiele, Anthony Kim, Jing Hu, Xin Liu, Curtis P. Haugtvedt, & James J. Kellaris
Chapter 4: Consumer Ties and Social Media Consumer Culture in Social Media Networks – Duygu Akdevelioglu & Alladi Venkatesh
Chapter 5: From Global Action to Knowledge-sharing with your Colleagues: A Typology of Online Communities – Stephan Dahl & Ana Margarida Barreto
Part 2: Methodologies and Theories in Social Media
Chapter 6: Social Media Research Using Big Data – Types, Techniques, and Technologies – Theo Lynn & Pierangelo Rosati
Chapter 7: Analysing Digital Dialogue: Implications for Research and Practice – Sarah Glozer
Chapter 8: Approaches to Emotion and Sentiment Analysis – Ana Isabel Canhoto
Chapter 9: Social Contagion in Online Networks and Virality – Franco Curmi
Chapter 10: Eye Tracking Research Methodology for Social Media – Ellen Roemer
Part 3: Channels and Platforms in Social Media
Chapter 11: Geopolitical Overview of Social Media Platforms – From Beijing to Berlin – Sabine Baumann
Chapter 12: The Social Shopping Movement in China from Tao Bao to We Chat – Wenkai Zhou
Chapter 13: Social Media Data in Placemaking – Brendan James Keegan & Rossano Schifanella
Chapter 14: How Influencers Influence: Conceptualizing the Influencer Map for Marketing – Karen Freberg, Brian G. Smith, & Lauren Silva
Part 4: Tools, Tactics and Techniques in Social Media
Chapter 15: Social Media Marketing: The Opportunities and Challenges of Paid, Owned, and Earned Media – Valeria Penttinen & Robert Ciuchita
Chapter 16: A Typology of Brand-Related Content on Social Media – Jana Gross
Chapter 17: Virtual Influencers: Antecedents and Typologizing – Jon Engström
Chapter 18: Visual Communication in Social Media Marketing – Natalia Maehle, Caterina Presi, & Ingeborg A. Kleppe
Chapter 19: Memes: Interactive Creative Intertextuality on Social Media – Alexander Laskin & Yasha A. Laskin
Chapter 20: Do You Speak Emoji? The Language of Emojis – Ivana Ebel & Joatan Preis Dutra
Part 5: Management and Metrics in Social Media
Chapter 21: Firm Strategies for One-on-One Exchanges with Customers in Social Media – Kelly Hewett, Steven Hoornaert, & Matthijs Meire
Chapter 22: Positive Messaging and Employee Brand Advocacy – Ann M. Torres & Aisling Keenan Gaylard
Chapter 23: Understanding Complaining, Service Failure Identification and Service Recovery via Social Media – Karen Jones
Chapter 24: Organizational Exit Strategies on Social Media Platforms – Carsten Dirk Schultz & Björn Kruse
Chapter 25: Social Media Metrics from Vanity to Sanity – Karen Sutherland
Part 6: Ethical Issues in Social Media
Chapter 26: A/B Testing in Social Media – Carolyn Popp Garrity
Chapter 27: The Reputation Economy: A Tale as Old as Time or a New Paradigm? – Laura S. Rifkin, Canan Corus, & Colleen P. Kirk
Chapter 28: Unethical Behaviour of Social Media Influencers: History, Practice and Future Research – Marina Leban
Chapter 29: The Ethics of Using Social Media Influencers for Marketing Purposes – Irina Gorea & Jenna Jacobson
Chapter 30: Managing Uncivil Interactions in Online Brand Communities – Denitsa Dineva

Tracy L. Tuten is a professor of marketing at Sofia University, USA and author of several books including co-author of the award-winning textbook, Social Media Marketing. Her first book, Advertising 2.0: Social Media Marketing in a Web 2.0 World, was followed by others on using social media and digital marketing for the enterprise, and the book, Advertisers at Work, which features interviews with luminaries in the field.Dr. Tuten’s publications have appeared in such journals as Journal of Marketing Communications, Psychology & Marketing, and Journal of Business Research. A two-time Fulbright Scholar, she frequently speaks around the world on marketing topics. She’s been recognized with teaching awards at her respective institutions and with national awards, such as the O’Hara Leadership Award in Direct & Interactive Marketing Education. In 2013, she was inducted into the Incredible Women of ECU series, which highlights female graduates of East Carolina University who have reached exceptional levels of achievement in their respective careers. Follow her updates on Twitter @brandacity