| 英文摘要 |
This study employs a retrospective approach to investigate the impact of social media post information presentation format (text and images vs. videos), post topic types (lifestyle vs. food vs. travel), and the location described in the post (domestic vs. international) on the number of clicks received by readers. The research uses 25 recent posts from the social media platform ''Xiaohongshu'' as the study material. Through non-parametric statistical analysis, the findings reveal that: (1) The ''information presentation format'' of the post significantly influences the number of clicks, with posts presented in video format receiving higher clicks than those presented in text and images. (2) The ''post topic type'' significantly affects the number of clicks, with posts themed around ''food'' or ''travel'' receiving significantly higher clicks compared to those themed around ''lifestyle.'' (3) The ''location described in the post'' does not significantly affect the number of clicks, as there is no notable difference in the clicks received by posts describing domestic or international locations. These findings provide insights for social media content creators in planning information formats, topic types, and location descriptions to enhance user engagement and increase click rates on social media posts. |