Review on the Study of the Internet Word-of-Mouth Effect

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With the development of the new technology, the Internet has increasingly become one of our most important media. Consumers are more inclined to rely on the internet to search and achieve information ,word of mouth has become the main way to talk about the quality of products and services .According to domestic and foreign scholars, research dimensions of word of mouse ,carry out a more detailed review towards word-of-mouth network from the angles of features from the communicator, communication channel characteristics, reputation information, the recipient characteristics ,and point out the limitations of the current research, analysis the development trend in the future.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 798-799)

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