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              <text>Este trabalho tem como objetivo relatar a estratégia de marketing dedivulgação de evento em Biblioteconomia através das redes sociais online Twitter e Facebook. O evento em questão foi o I Workshop de Bibliotecas da Universidade dePernambuco, onde a maior parte da propaganda aconteceu por meio das redes sociais online. O uso dessas plataformas para divulgação não foi imaginado aprincipio, tendo em vista o perfil informal e aparentemente pouco confiável dessas redes. Porém, a resposta negativa e a ineficiência dos outros meios de divulgaçãoutilizados foram decisivos para a mudança na estratégia de marketing desse evento.Como resultados, obtivemos sucesso absoluto de público no evento, graças ao uso das redes sociais Twitter e Facebook como ferramentas de divulgação e de inscrição do evento. Defendemos neste estudo que, redes sociais online, podem ser grandesaliadas na divulgação de eventos, se usadas com cuidado, pois podem determinar o seu fracasso ou o seu sucesso.</text>
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