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objectives to cover both channels and determine the right communication strategy to achieve
company goals, especially in crisis situations.
In order to measure and evaluate the results obtained from the role of social media in influencing
the company's image and reputation, further research is expected to use quantitative methods based on
field data whose validity and validity can be tested. In an effort to investigate aspects that have not been
researched in previous research, research that studies the level of effectiveness of social media in
relation to digital public relations practices that include automation and data analysis is an interesting
area that needs further research. This kind of research will produce data that can be used as a reference
in comparing social media optimization in handling company crisis situations.
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