SOCIAL MEDIA ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Abstract
Contrary to popular belief,
social media has influenced not only the way of communication among people but
also many different avenues. One of them has been entrepreneurship. By means of
this medium, a new way of doing business has emerged; in view of that, any
individual has the opportunity to do business from where he/she is, without the
need for any structure, any high investment, or any high risk. In this study,
it is aimed to examine this new entrepreneurial phenomenon named as social media entrepreneurship. Thus, how
the social media entrepreneurship differs from some other types of
entrepreneurship has been elaborated, and the problematic of why those
individuals involved in such entrepreneurial activity should be called the
social media entrepreneurs have been accentuated. It is also aimed to present a
model proposal for social entrepreneurs as well as introducing an academic
perspective for this new type of entrepreneurship.
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