User snowball effect: word-of-mouth communication mechanism on console games

This study establishes a theoretical model for the WOM snowball effect in console gaming, highlighting the self-reinforcing nature of user communication. The results provide practical insights for game companies to design resonant marketing strategies that stimulate organic sharing and enhance brand influence.

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BMC Psychology
Published
2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40359-025-03712-x
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Digital Games and Media
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User snowball effect: word-of-mouth communication mechanism on console games

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User snowball effect: word-of-mouth communication mechanism on console games

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Abstract

This study establishes a theoretical model for the WOM snowball effect in console gaming, highlighting the self-reinforcing nature of user communication. The results provide practical insights for game companies to design resonant marketing strategies that stimulate organic sharing and enhance brand influence.

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Huaqiao University (CN)
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