名人代言重要吗?在印度尼西亚推广疫苗接种的推特实验

Vivi Alatas, Arun G Chandrasekhar, Markus Mobius, Benjamin A Olken, Cindy Paladines
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名人代言重要吗?如果是这样,名人如何有效地沟通?我们在印度尼西亚进行了一项全国性的推特实验,以促进疫苗接种。与没有名人签名的类似信息相比,名人信息被转发或点赞的可能性要高72%。总的来说,66%的名人效应来自原创,而不是传递信息。引用外部医疗来源会减少27%的转发量。电话调查显示,那些随机接触短信的人有更少的错误信念,并报告朋友和邻居接种了更多疫苗。研究结果可以更广泛地为公共卫生运动和名人公共服务提供信息。
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Do Celebrity Endorsements Matter? a Twitter Experiment Promoting Vaccination in Indonesia
Do celebrity endorsements matter? And if so, how can celebrities communicate effectively? We conduct a nationwide Twitter experiment in Indonesia promoting vaccination. Celebrity messages are 72 percent more likely to be passed on or liked than similar messages without a celebrity’s imprimatur. In total, 66 percent of the celebrity effect comes from authorship, compared to passing on messages. Citing external medical sources decreases retweets by 27 percent. Phone surveys show that those randomly exposed to messaging have fewer incorrect beliefs and report more vaccination among friends and neighbours. The results can inform public health campaigns and celebrity public service more generally.
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