Subcultures, online communities versus communities around the brand — definitions

The term community is well established in the terminology used by marketing environments. The aim of the study is to present the essence of the terms community around the brand, subculture and community on the Internet and to indicate the consequences for the world of marketing resulting from the differences between them.

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