| 英文摘要 |
This study uses a large language model to analyze the internet volume, positive and negative sentiment, and favorability of five national science museums in Taiwan. This study analyzes the types of topics that attract public attention regarding science museums and the sources of their most widely distributed content, providing a basis for the management and marketing strategies of science museums in Taiwan. The study analyzed 97,977 pieces of online public voice from 2024. The findings indicate that activities during holidays, external collaborations, special exhibitions, research findings on important museum themes, cross-industry collaborations, and coverage by key opinion leaders or credible digital advertising platforms can help enhance museums’internet volume and positive sentiment. Highly distributed content primarily originates from new media, and crises and internal management disputes can quickly impact museums’image, necessitating accelerated crisis response. Furthermore, regarding exhibitions, museums are advised to focus on resonant content and collaborations with topical or recognizable IP. Regarding science and education activities, large-scale activities can foster public interest in science education and promotion. Regarding services, cross-industry collaborations and visitor benefits are more appealing. |