| 英文摘要 |
With advancements in technology and the increasing popularity of the Internet, elders, who were not traditionally considered users of smart devices and online services, are now frequently using these products and media services. Furthermore, with changes in advertisement and marketing content design and the trend toward individualized media, ''self-media'' has gradually become a new and unique form of media with significant potential. Research indicates that self-media positively influences elders. This research utilizes the self-media platform structure established by previous Kano quality analysis. From May 2022 to July 2022, individuals over the age of 55 with an expected disposable income of more than thirty thousand NT dollars post-retirement were invited to participate in the study. The study aimed to discuss the relationship between the elderly group's demand for self-media platform characteristics, experiential value, and user behavior. A total of 222 valid questionnaires were analyzed. The reliability and validity of the scale were evaluated using LISREL confirmatory factor analysis, and the theoretical model and assumptions were confirmed using the structural equation model. Key findings include: 1. The quality of information is the most important factor in the use of self-media features by the elderly, followed by interactivity and ease of use. 2. Self-media characteristics significantly affect the experiential value of the elderly's experience on self-media platforms. 3. The experiential value of self-media influences the intention of the elderly to continue using it, leading to long-term user satisfaction. The final research results will provide academic and practical suggestions for the use of self-media by the middle aged and elderly and serve as a reference for related research. |