DIGITAL MARKETING AND ARCHIVOLOGY IN INFORMATION SCIENCE
A BIBLIOGRAPHIC REVIEW IN BRAPCI AND CAPES PORTAL (2014 TO 2024)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.1809-4775.2025v21n4.74356Abstract
This study looks at digital marketing in archives, exploring its potential in contemporary times. The problem was: what are the nuances of the practice of digital marketing in contemporary times according to the literature in the field of Archivology? The aim was to map scientific production on digital marketing in archives in Information Science by Brazilian researchers in this field. The methodology consisted of a bibliographic review based on searches in Brapci and the CAPES Portal. Initially, 176 studies were retrieved and 21 were selected after applying inclusion and exclusion criteria. The analysis revealed that digital marketing, in addition to promoting archival services, acts as a strategic tool to strengthen links between institutions and audiences, especially in the post-pandemic context. The results showed a growing interest in the topic, but pointed to challenges such as the duplication of records and the lack of in-depth studies. The conclusion is that digital marketing represents a central element in modernizing archival practices, increasing visibility and reinforcing the cultural role of archives. However, there is a need for greater scientific production and professional training to make progress in the area.






