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What Kinds of Replies Do You Want?: A Content Analysis of Consumers' Replies in Corporates' Facebook Fanpages
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어떤 댓글을 원하는가?: 기업 페이스북 팬페이지의 소비자 댓글에 대한 내용분석

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Academic journal
Author
Sung-Kyung Lee (중앙대학교) Jang-Sun Hwang (중앙대학교)
Journal
한국광고학회 광고학연구 광고학연구 제31권 제5호 KCI Accredited Journals
Published
2020.1
Pages
143 - 183 (41page)

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The current study focuses on consumers’ replies for postings in the corporate’s Facebook fanpages, which make critical roles for online WOM. While the majority of existing literatures emphasized the corporate’s postings in the platform, the study sheds light on the replies, and analyzed the contents to investigate their characteristics and attributes. A total of 166 postings and their 2254 replies within 10 corporates’ fanpages, were analyzed; types and attributes of replies by types of postings were examined. Additionally, three types of consumers’ responses in Facebook - ‘like,’ ‘share,’ and ‘reply’-were analyzed in terms of their relevances to postings. The study yields some specific suggestions for how communication objectives and goals should be setup with various kinds of postings.

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