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The Impact of Digital Marketing on Fintech: Bibliographic-Systematic Literature Review

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  • Ujala Shah

    (UNIVERSITY OF PISA)

  • Cristiano Ciappei

    (University of Florence)

  • Michele Pascale

    (University of Pisa)

Abstract

The Paper analyzes the Impact of Digital Marketing on Financial Technology (FinTech). Adopting Ten Step Bibliographic-Systematic Literature Review by (Marzi 2025), by reviewing the literature available on Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar, published in all years to date, as per the inclusion exclusion criteria determined (Matthew, 2021). Beginning with creation of a well-structured search string employing R-package ß A multifaceted analysis performed by conducting Bibliographic analysis using VOS viewer to create a panoramic view of the existing research landscape, followed by in-depth literature analysis. The research addresses three research questions, including key research themes, research findings, geographic regions with most of the research on the area under study, global collaboration on the work. Findings Suggest strikingly scarce literature available, especially in Europe. Furthermore, most of the research, however limited, is concentrated mostly in Asia, which again remains consistently hyper focused on specific research domains, creating rather myopic research. Moreover, there is need to conduct Research on impact of different digital marketing strategies including Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Search Engine Marketing (SEM), App-Store Optimization (ASO), Social Media marketing (SMM), Content Marketing, Website marketing on different fintech Platforms including Shadow banks, digital payments (PayPal, Stripe), neo banking (Monzo, N26), and lending platforms including consumer lending (Upstart), peer-to-peer lending (Lending Club), and SME lending (Funding Circle) needs to be explored. This Research has synthesized most of the research work on Digital Marketing?s Impact on Fintech in three major databases and highlighted major areas that need researchers? attention.

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  • Ujala Shah & Cristiano Ciappei & Michele Pascale, 0000. "The Impact of Digital Marketing on Fintech: Bibliographic-Systematic Literature Review," Proceedings of Economics and Finance Conferences 16217347, International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences.
  • Handle: RePEc:sek:iefpro:16217347
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