Original Contents, Celebrities and Proximity. How Netflix Spain used Instagram to Bring its Catalogue to Young People during the Pandemics

Q1 Social Sciences
E. Fernández-Gómez, Beatriz Feijoo, Juan Martín Quevedo
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Abstract

This study focuses on how Netflix Spain harnessed Instagram to acquaint young people with its catalogue during the Covid-19 pandemic, with the sudden increase in OTT consumption. This led Netflix Spain to adapt its social media strategies and production release dates to a situation without parallel and in the face of intense competition. We analyze the messages during the state of alarm in Spain (from 15 March to 21 June of 2020), when Netflix was the most consumed OTT service. Netflix promoted recently released productions and used proximity strategies, both to GenZ and to Spanish audience, such as toning down with humor the daily problems of lockdown, using juvenile slang (“crush”, “shipping”), referring to the habits of young people (taking selfies, sending audio messages) and using the social media of the cast of their most popular series, promoting them as “Netflix celebrities” and emphasizing their good-looks and sexual attractive. 
原创内容、名人和邻近性。在大流行期间,Netflix西班牙公司是如何利用Instagram向年轻人宣传其产品目录的
这项研究的重点是在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,随着OTT消费的突然增加,Netflix西班牙公司如何利用Instagram让年轻人了解其产品目录。这使得Netflix西班牙公司在面对激烈竞争的情况下,调整了其社交媒体策略和制作发布日期。我们分析了西班牙警报状态期间(2020年3月15日至6月21日)的信息,当时Netflix是消费最多的OTT服务。Netflix在宣传最近发布的作品时,对GenZ和西班牙观众都采用了接近策略,比如用幽默淡化禁闭带来的日常问题,使用青少年俚语(“crush”、“shipping”),提到年轻人的习惯(自拍、发送音频信息),利用他们最受欢迎的电视剧演员的社交媒体,把他们宣传为“Netflix名人”,强调他们的颜值和性吸引力。
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Estudios Sobre el Mensaje Periodistico
Estudios Sobre el Mensaje Periodistico Social Sciences-Communication
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