Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Analyze Consumer Sentiments within Their Context: A Case Study of Always #LikeAGirl Campaign

IF 10.2 Q1 Social Sciences
Yang Feng, Huan Chen
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Abstract

Abstract Because practitioners and scholars are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze consumer sentiments toward social media–based campaigns, we compared various supervised machine-learning (ML) algorithms (four traditional ML-based algorithms and two proprietary deep-learning-based models from Amazon and Google) in terms of their performances in classifying user comments into a sentiment category. We adopted the #LikeAGirl campaign by Always feminine hygiene brand as a case and analyzed the sentiments of 19,198 YouTube comments on the campaign using different supervised ML algorithms. Results indicate that the two proprietary models from Amazon and Google performed better than traditional supervised ML algorithms. We then used unsupervised ML to reveal the hidden topics from positive and negative consumer comments. The study has important methodological implications for advertising practitioners and scholars.
利用人工智能分析消费者情绪:以“总是#喜欢女孩”活动为例
摘要由于从业者和学者越来越多地使用人工智能(AI)来分析消费者对基于社交媒体的活动的情绪,我们比较了各种监督机器学习(ML)算法(四种传统的基于ML的算法和亚马逊和谷歌的两种专有的基于深度学习的模型)在将用户评论分类为情感类别方面的性能。我们以Always女性卫生品牌的#LikeGirl活动为例,使用不同的监督ML算法分析了19198条YouTube评论对该活动的看法。结果表明,来自亚马逊和谷歌的两个专有模型比传统的监督ML算法表现更好。然后,我们使用无监督ML来揭示积极和消极消费者评论中隐藏的主题。该研究对广告从业者和学者具有重要的方法论意义。
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Journal of Interactive Advertising
Journal of Interactive Advertising Social Sciences-Communication
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