千禧一代与非千禧一代用户:instagram故事的客户参与度背景(扩展版本)

Khalil Israfilzade, N. Babayev
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短暂的社交媒体平台,显示富媒体,主要是图像和视频,只能在很短的时间内可用。它最近引起了研究人员的注意,以更好地了解短暂的社交媒体平台如何影响社交媒体用户。我们设计了一项定量调查研究,收集了超过两周的抽样数据(N= 149),以了解千禧一代和非千禧一代(沉默的一代、婴儿潮一代、X一代)在一个领先的短暂移动平台——Instagram“故事”上的参与差异(消费、参与、生产)。我们的数据表明,千禧一代与非千禧一代相比,在参与Instagram“故事”方面表现出统计学上的显著差异。然而,结果出人意料地表明,非千禧一代(2020年40岁及以上)用户在“观看”和“阅读”短暂内容方面的参与度与千禧一代用户相同。
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MILLENNIAL VERSUS NON-MILLENNIAL USERS: CONTEXT OF CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT LEVELS ON INSTAGRAM STORIES (EXTENDED VERSION)
Ephemeral social media platforms, which displays rich media, primarily images and videos, are only available only for a short period of time. It has recently attracted researchers ' attention to better understand how ephemeral social media platforms impact users of social media. We design quantitative survey study that sampling data collected over two weeks (N= 149) to understand engagement differences (consuming, participating, producing) between Millennials and Non-millennials (the Silent Generation, the Baby Boomers, Generation X), on one of the leading ephemeral mobile platforms - on Instagram “Stories”. Our data demonstrated that Millennials show statistically significant differences by engaging Instagram “Stories” than Non-millennials. However, results unexpectedly demonstrate that non-millennial (age 40 and more in 2020) users show the same engagement level in “watching” and “reading” ephemeral content as Millennial users.
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