Biotechnological Insights into Multimodal Data Analysis of Social Media Marketing in the Internet Era

Authors

  • Hansong Tian Institute of marketing, The University of New South Wales, WuHan, China

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5912/jcb1434

Abstract

The proliferation of the Internet has entrenched social media as a cornerstone of modern life, significantly influencing consumer behavior and corporate marketing strategies. In this digital age, traditional marketing approaches have become insufficient to address the dynamic needs of business operations and growth, necessitating an evolution in corporate strategies to harness the power of social media for enhanced market influence. This study explores the application of multimodal data analysis in social media marketing, a method that merges various technological modalities to enrich data interpretation and improve decision-making processes in biotechnological marketing. Multimodal data analysis incorporates diverse forms of data expression and integrates multiple technological advantages through data fusion techniques, thereby enhancing the accuracy and security of marketing analytics. This integration is particularly crucial in biotechnological contexts where complex data sets, such as consumer behavior patterns, biotechnical product interactions, and market trend analyses, require robust analytical strategies. By leveraging the distinct capabilities of various identification technologies, multimodal analysis provides a comprehensive view of social media's impact, enabling biotechnological companies to refine their marketing models and align with contemporary trends. The shift towards multimodal data analysis signifies a major trend in the evolution of Internet-era marketing, offering biotechnological firms a powerful tool to navigate the complexities of digital consumer engagement and competitive market positioning.

Published

2025-01-24