POLITICAL MARKETING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

POLITICAL MARKETING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

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POLITICAL MARKETING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

  1. Mutualism as Market Practice: An examination of market performativity in the context of anarchism and its implications for post-capitalist politics
  2. Problematic of Political Parties Conflict in the Conditions of Competitive Political Market: To the Question of Political Marketing
  3. Fake news: Acceptance by demographics and culture on social media
  4. Political Marketing Strategy: Soundbites and Voting Behaviour in Contemporary Nigeria
  5. THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF POPULISM: A SELECTIVE REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE The Economic Analysis of Populism A Selective Review of the Literature
  6. “Mind the gap”: to succeed in Marketing Politics, think of Social Media Innovation
  7. INFLUENCE OF POLITICAL MARKETING ON VOTING INTENTION: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION
  8. STATISTICS RESEARCH: Political Marketing and Predictive Analytics: Factors That Determine Election Wins and Why Some Candidates Win and Some Lose Elections”
  9. Political Marketing, Word of Mouth Communication and Voter Behaviours Interaction*
  10. Communication: Analytical unity of two selections and two constructions
  11. The Internet, Social Media, and Knowledge Production and Development of Political Marketing: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications
  12. Does the Use of Social Media for Political Marketing Through Stand-Up Comedy Actors Make Optimum Output?
  13. Explaining the transparency of local government websites through a political market framework
  14. Exploring and consolidating the brand personality elements of the political leader
  15. Managerial Friction and Land‐Use Policy Punctuations in the Fragmented Metropolis
  16. Religious Competition and Reallocation: the Political Economy of Secularization in the Protestant Reformation*
  17. Voting Consuming Behaviour, Political communication campaigns and Ideological Clarity – a parallel review of academic/empirical evidence 
  18. The Political Market with Asymmetric Information and Hybrid Democracy
  19. Incidences of the public agenda on citizens’ political attitudes through the theory of forgotten effects
  20. LEGAL-POLITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CORFU DECLARATION AND ITS IMPACT ON MINORITY ISSUES
  21. The Challenges of Implementing a National Party Message
  22. Political Marketing in a Changing World: Global, National and Regional Dimensions
  23. Relevance of Marketing in Indian Politics
  24. The Influence of Political Marketing Communication Nigerian Generation in General Election 2019
  25. Political marketing: impact of public relations on the change in voter behaviour of consumers (voters)
  26. The Effect of Marketing Promotion Strategy in Political Campaigns: A case Study for the Region of Attica
  27. Political Marketing Communication Strategy Nigerian Presidential Elections
  28. The Ethical Dimension in Political Market Orientation: A Framework for Evaluating the Impact of Nigerian’s Look East Policy on Regional Income Convergence
  29. Enhancing Voters’ Satisfaction towards Political Marketing through Party Characteristics (Policy, Issue) and Candidate Image
  30. Developing Market-Oriented Politics in Nigeria: A Review of the 2019 Presidential Election
  31. Effecting Of Candidate Image On Post-Voting Behaviour, Mediating Roll Of Voters’ Satisfaction In Nigeria
  32. Conceptual change in socio-scientific issues: learning about obesity
  33. Competition, Politics, & Social Media
  34. Political Marketing Communications in Today’s Era: Putting People at the Center
  35. Political Advertising Effectiveness in Nigeria
  36. Renewable energy project implementation in Africa: Ensuring sustainability through community acceptability
  37. Enterprise Risk Management in the Specialty Chemical Distribution Sector: A Literature Review
  38. Not so Intimate Instagram: Images of Nigerian Political Party Leaders in the 2015 National Election Campaign
  39. Predictive Analytics and The 2023 Presidential Election: A Study On Key Predictive Analytics and Candidate Attributes That will Help Predict Results in the 2023 Presidential Election”
  40. Adaptive network approach for emergence of societal bubbles
  41. The Prosperous Justice Party of Nigeria and its Mix Strategy Marketing in the 2023 Election
  42. POLITICAL MARKETING PROCESS AND USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
  43. The Implications of Facebook in Political Marketing Campaigns in Nigeria
  44. Voting Decision-Making at the Bottom of the Pyramid- A Phenomenological Approach
  45. Influence of Social Media as a tool of Political Marketing in General Elections
  46. Politics, Markets, and Modes of Contract Governance: Regulating Social Services in Nigeria
  47. Mutualism as market practice: An examination of market performativity in the context of anarchism and its implications for post-capitalist politics
  48. SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING IN POLITICS Political behaviour The case of Nigerians living in Nigeria
  49. Communication strategies from Open Government devices in the province of Nigeria
  50. Elements of Marketing Mix and its Relevance in Governance: The Nigeria Democratic Experience.
  51. Personalization and Political Marketing in 19th Century Nigerian Presidential Campaigns: The Birth of the Popular Campaing Culture
  52. Analyzing Political Marketing in Nigerian: A Palm Oil Digital Campaign Case Study
  53. Sustainable Political Social Media Marketing: Effects of Structural Features in Plain Text Messages
  54. Marketing Women Political Leaders
  55. A REVIEW ON INTERNET OF THINGS ARCHITECTURE FOR BIG DATA PROCESSING
  56. A relationship marketing orientation in politics: Young voters’ perceptions of political brands’ use of social media
  57. EFFECTS OF PUBLIC POLICY ON SUSTAINABLE POLITICAL PARTY MANIFESTOES
  58. Political Marketing and Start-Ups
  59. Citizen Participation in Political Markets: Extending Service-Dominant Logic to Public Policy
  60. Practice makes perfect: merging academia and commerce for business growth in Africa
  61. Remaining Financially Healthy and Competitive: The Role of Financial Predictors
  62. NEW MEDIA -THE REFORMING FACTOR OF POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
  63. Journal of Political Marketing Policy and Political Marketing: Promoting Conflict as Policy
  64. Consistency and change in political marketing
  65. Does Personal Branding Influence More Than Political Marketing And Pull Marketing? The Choice Decision Of The Beginner Voters In Governor Election
  66. Strategy of Media Management in Political Marketing
  67. Political marketing and strategies of digital illusions: Examples from Nigeria
  68. THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF COMMUNICATIVE DYNAMISM IN THE SPACE OF RELIGIOUS COMMUNICATION
  69. Politics, marketing and social media in the 2015 local elections in Nigeria
  70. The futures scenario of entrepreneurship responsible for significant GDP growth
  71. POLITICAL MARKETING FACTORS THAT AFFECT VOTING INTENTION ON Nigerian 2019 ELECTION
  72. Empirical Research on Political Marketing: a Selected Review
  73. Drivers and Outcomes of Political Candidate Image Creation: The Role of Social Media Marketing
  74. On Marketing Strategy in Electoral Politics
  75. Twitter and political communication: the case of the Nigeria in the 2023 general elections
  76. Marketing Scholars and Political Marketing: the Pragmatic and Principled Reasons for Why Marketing Academics Should Research the Use of Marketing in the Political Arena
  77. Examining Brand Strength of Political Candidates: a Performance Premium Approach
  78. A semiotic approach to the dynamics of positioning and position concepts
  79. Engaging perceived value towards political marketing mix for head of region voting decision
  80. Selfie: A Social Media Political Marketing Tool
  81. An examination of market performativity in the context of anarchism and its implications for post-capitalist politics
  82. \Does political issue matter in voting intention in Nigeria? A political marketing perspective
  83. Posting or Advertising? How Political Parties Adapt Their Messaging Strategies to Facebook’s Organic and Paid Media Affordances
  84. Branding Attributes of Political Parties and Leaders in Nigeria
  85. Representation of Candidates for President and Vice Presidential in Political Advertisements Outside The Party Democrats
  86. Brand love and party preference of young political consumers (voters)
  87. The political game of innovation: evidence from the ride hailing service industry
  88. UTILISATION OF BILLBOARDS FOR THE MOBILISATION OF THE ELECTORATE DURING THE 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY AND NASARAWA STATE, NIGERIA
  89. Integroly: Automatic Knowledge Graph Population from Social Big Data in the Political Marketing Domain
  90. Democracy as the Economics of Failing Markets, Political Authorities and Morals of Responsibility
  91. Investigating the Mix Effect of Political Marketing and Brand Equity of Political Parties on Voter Commitment and Loyalty in Nigeria
  92. Political differentiation and consolidation of choice in Nigeria. media malaise environment: indirect effects of perceived alikeness on voter participation
  93. Theoretical and methodological issues of analyzing digitization in economic management: The case of the late USSR.
  94. The Effect of Economic Voting Theory on Voter Preference within the Scope of Political Marketing
  95. Modeling the debate dynamics of political communication in social media networks
  96. Political communication in local elections: a comparative analysis of Nigeria
  97. Politics and social media: an analysis of factors anteceding voting intention
  98. How Policy Entrepreneurs Encourage or Hinder Urban Growth Within a Political Market
  99. The impact of social media and news media on political marketing: an empirical study of 2014 Indian General Election
  100. ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE EATING HABITS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES
  101. Nigerian’s embrace of the Belt and Road Initiative: populist foreign policy and political marketing
  102. Is There Any News Left after Gatekeeping? A Journalistic Perspective from Nigeria on the Multi-Level of Analysis
  103. Regulatory Stalemates Analysis of Iranian Ride-hailing Platform Business by the Advocacy Coalition Framework
  104. COVID-19 and health-oriented party advertisements during the 2023 New Nigerian general election
  105. Political marketing and advocacy: How Nigerian can use political marketing to support their advocacy work
  106. Political markets, the party-related factors and political party’s market-orientation in Nigerian’s democracy: evidence from Nigerian’s 2014 election
  107. Lasting political change performance: knowledge, awareness, and reinforcement (KARe)
  108. Covid-19 Pandemic: Threat or Opportunity? Political Marketing Strategies for Nigeria
  109. Modeling the debate dynamics of political communication in social media networks
  110. Effects of Nigerian’s Religious Authority and Media Coverage on Twitter User’s Attitudes toward COVID-19 Vaccination
  111. The Effect of Economic Voting Theory on Voter Preference within the Scope of Political Marketing
  112. How to compose a media mix to win an electoral campaign? proposing a framework for political marketing
  113. Political Marketing and Social Media Use in Nigerian Politics: Understanding the Nexus
  114. “Send in the Clowns”: The Rise of Celebrity Populism in Nigeria and Its Implications for Political Marketing
  115. Identify Strategies for Determining Electoral Policy Agenda
  116. The institutional environment of small business: opportunities and limitations
  117. Political Communication; A Conceptual Evaluation
  118. What Does It Mean to Have a Presidential Image? A Multiple-Group Confirmatory Factor Analysis Measuring Nigeria in 2020
  119. The Use of WhatsApp on Political Marketing Agenda in Nigerian Politics
  120. International Journal of Research A Study on Concept comparison of Political Marketing and Marketing
  121. The Effect of Economic Voting Theory on Voter Preference within the Scope of Political Marketing
  122. Responsible Firm Behaviour in Political Markets: Judging the Ethicality of Corporate Political Activity in Weak Institutional Environments
  123. Demopathy and the Democratic Malaise
  124. ANALYSIS OF THE POLITICAL MARKETING SUCCESS OF THE WINNING NATIONAL PARTY WITH LOCAL AFFILIATED PARTY IN ACEH
  125. The effect of political neuromarketing 2.0 on election outcomes: The case of Nigerian’s presidential campaign
  126. How Archetypes Influence Political Brands during Elections
  127. The Wrath of Candidates. Drivers of Fear and Enthusiasm Appeals in Election Campaigns across the Globe
  128. The generic structure of the Thai Prime Minister’s weekly address
  129. POLITICAL MARKETING PLAN FOR ASPIRING NATIONAL COUNCIL CANDIDATURE
  130. Political marketing and social media influence on young voters in Nigeria
  131. USING SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN: AN EXAMPLE OF THE “INSTAGRAM”
  132. Providing a Model for Electoral Policies Agenda with a Political Marketing Approach
  133. Voter Classification Based on Susceptibility to Persuasive Strategies: A Machine Learning Approach
  134. Moral foundations in chronotypes: morningness predicts conservative morality
  135. Credibility of Political Marketing on Social Networking Sites in Nigeria: Youth Perspectives
  136. Political Marketing of Stream by Candidates through Facebook in the Regional Election of Nigeria
  137. Development of Social Media in Modern Political Marketing
  138. PHILOSOPHY OF PRAGMATISM AS A SOLUTION AFTER AN (UN)SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION
  139. The Political Market and Sustainability Policy
  140. Combining Outcome-Based and Preference-Based Matching: A Constrained Priority Mechanism
  141. Political Marketing on Legislative Elections in Nigeria
  142. Organisational Issues in Olympic Games: A Systematic Review
  143. MEMES AS A MEANS OF COMMUNICATION AND MANIPULATION
  144. Political marketing with data analytics
  145. On the relationship between online brand community and brand preference in political market
  146. Democracy and Political Marketing in Nigeria: 2015, The Critical Turning Point
  147. Political Marketing Through Facebook And Its Influence on The Attitudes of The Nigerian Electors

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