| 英文摘要 |
Facebook acts as a bridge between the pop music industry and their customers nowadays; however, previous studies revealed a lack of academic research on social media marketing content for concert tours. Consequently, the purpose of this study was to discuss the patterns of popular posts on Facebook fan pages. This study applied documentary analysis to organize post timing as well as marketing effectiveness. Content analysis was also conducted to delve into content format and content quality embodied in the text. The results indicated three main points about those posts: (1) They were predominantly published“prior to the commencement of each concert.”(2) Textual content mostly appeared as“text with hashtag,”and the average length of the posts was 60.5 words. Images were primarily presented as“graphics with text,”and the average number of images of the posts was 1.8 pictures. Yet, videos were in the minority. (3) Informational content chiefly presented“event information of concerts,”entertaining content mainly displayed“performance on stage,”and social content was largely in the form of“hashtag.”Based on the research findings, recommendations were proposed to serve as reference guidelines for concert tours in social marketing aspects, and to provide insights for marketers of concerts to consider. |