英文摘要 |
This study investigates the effects of different creative strategies on advertising communication, and whether the viewer's Elaboration Likelihood Model may affect their ability to read video advertising. Moreover, it examines whether the personal cognitive needs are involved in the creative communication strategy. The tested stimuli were selected by experts and then investigated by quantitative research. The reliability and validity of the experimental model were tested by confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), and the hypothesis was determined by multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA). The research results show that the content quality of creative strategy directly affects the digital advertising communication effect in the cognitive stage, emotional stage, action stage and interactive stage. The good brand story will really attract consumers to actively and continuously watch the video, and will spread and share. In terms of the degree of cognitive needs of the viewer, the higher the cognitive needs of the subject, the higher the willingness to vote for the advertisement and the content of the message, and the better the cognitive, emotional, action and interaction phases of the advertising communication effect. In addition, the video advertising with creative content are interfered by the degree of cognitive needs. The quality of the creative strategies of video advertising is emotional and rational, and there is no significant difference in the emotional, action and interaction phases of the viewers' advertising communication effects. |