Eisenbeiß, MaikSander, VerenaVerenaSander2020-03-092020-03-092019-08-07https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/handle/elib/1657In Essay I, the author develops and validates a 4-dimensional second-order measurement model including 17 items to assess consumer perceived firm-generated content value in social media. In addition, the author calculates a multi-group model, revealing that marketers should particularly pay attention to emphasize informative content on Twitter, entertaining content on Instagram, and empathic content on Facebook. Essay II includes a field experiment on Facebook. The author investigates key characteristics of Digital Content Marketing in comparison to Digital Advertising. Moreover, the author demonstrates that perceived content value significantly translates through a positive attitude toward the content into purchase intention and content post interaction intention (i.e., intentions to like, share, and comment). Essay III constitutes a systematic literature review. The author offers a synoptic framework on the impact of digital content dimensions on firm-related consequences that have been examined in the leading marketing journals during the years 2000-2019.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessfirm-generated contentdigital contentcontent marketingperceived valuesocial mediasecond-order measurement modelscale developmentfield experimentpaid mediaowned mediaearned media330Dissertationurn:nbn:de:gbv:46-00107623-10