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Conclusions. 
In conclusion, this study employed a mixed-
methods approach that combined stakeholder interviews, online 
surveys, and ATLAS.ti analysis to develop a network analysis-based 
conceptualization of social media research for entrepreneurship 
development. The findings from the literature review, stakeholder 
interviews, and online survey were used to inform the network analysis, 
which identified key themes and patterns in social media research for 
entrepreneurship development. The survey results showed that social 
network analysis was the most commonly used technique in 
entrepreneurship development, and data overload, lack of expertise
and difficulty in measuring the impact were identified as the top 
challenges faced by entrepreneurshipes. The ATLASti analysis identified 
social entrepreneurship, influencers, communities, and sentiment 
patterns in social media research for entrepreneurship development. 
Based on these findings, a network diagram of conceptualization was 
developed, illustrating the key concepts and topics for effective social 
media research in entrepreneurship development. The mixed-methods 
approach used in this study provided a more comprehensive 
understanding of social media research in entrepreneurship 
development, which can be used to inform future research and practice 
in this field. 
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