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    Title: 性別差異對旅遊類型Facebook粉絲團的發文形式偏好的影響
    A study of the effect of gender difference on preferences in tourism Facebook fan page post
    Authors: 龔又嫻
    Kung, Yu Hsien
    Contributors: 張欣綠
    Chang, Hsin Lu
    龔又嫻
    Kung, Yu Hsien
    Keywords: 粉絲專頁
    行銷策略
    性別偏好
    Facebook fan pages
    marketing strategy
    gender preference
    Date: 2015
    Issue Date: 2015-07-27 11:22:49 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 社群媒體是現今主流的行銷管道，而Facebook更是其中的佼佼者。許多旅遊業者也試圖透過粉絲團作為與顧客交流的媒介，但是多數並不了解怎樣的行銷策略才是適合的。
    我們的研究是為了了解性別是否對於旅遊類型粉絲團的行銷有不同的偏好，並且針對不同的旅遊產品是否也會有不同的偏好。我們收集了已經利用粉絲團作為行銷管道的旅遊業者的資料進行分析並驗證我們的假設。
    我們證實了，男性會偏好理性的廣告訴求並且偏好sensation-seeking的旅遊產品而女性會偏好感性的廣告訴求並且偏好sensation-avoiding的旅遊產品。並且，若粉絲團的廣告貼文能適切的搭配性別對廣告訴求及旅遊產品的偏好，粉絲團的社群績效如品牌知名度、品牌參與度以及口碑都會有所提昇。
    我們的研究提供了旅遊類型粉絲團的經營準則並提供適切衡量自身經營績效的方法。
    Social media is having a major impact on marketing today, and Facebook is one of the most popular social media platforms. The growing importance of social media in the online tourism domain has also been confirmed. Many travel agencies have started to use Facebook fan pages as a marketing platform to interact with their consumers; but these agencies are still seeking the most suitable marketing strategies. Our research aims to examine whether different genders have different preferences for tourism Facebook fan page marketing information. In addition, we are interested in exploring whether that preference would be affected by different tourism products. We collected Facebook post data from a tourism agency that had already used Facebook to promote its business and reach customers in recent years, and we used those data to test our hypothesis. We confirmed that male do prefer rational appeals advertisement and sensation-seeking tourist attractions while female do prefer emotional appeals advertisement and sensation-avoiding tourist attractions. Moreover, if we fit gender preferences in advertisement appeals and tourist attractions to promote suitable tourism products, the performance on Facebook fan page, brand awareness, brand engagement and word of mouth, will be improved. Our paper is expected to be a contribution to research in this field, to be the basis for a guide for Facebook fan page managers who do not know how to manage their Facebook fan pages and to provide a suitable method for measuring the impact of Facebook fan pages.
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    資訊管理研究所
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