英文摘要 |
When LINE becomes popular in our daily life, many organizations exploit it to improve brand information delivery and customer relationship for increasing sales. This study investigates how to manage LINE@ message to facilitate desired consumer behaviors. Anchored on real-world practices of LINE@, this study adopts data mining approach to examine the effects of message design elements on consumer responsive behaviors, such as webpage clicks, member blocking, and purchases. Our research findings suggest that membership size and lucky draw are the main factors that affect webpage clicks. Besides, the interval that a company has joined LINE@ is the main factor for blocking message. Finally, unblocking member ratio, time period of message post, and interval that a company has joined LINE@ would affect customer’s purchases. Our findings also suggest that organizations must understand and strengthen the structure of social media community before putting efforts on designing messages. |