Department of Information Management, National Central University; Department of Information Management, National Central University; Department of Information Management, National Central University; Department of Information Management, National Central
本研究試圖瞭解是否成功的部落格經營者擁有較高的人情智能(Personal Intelligence),同時部落格的內容呈現品質以及社會互動性上也有較好的表現?我們使用基於反向連結數量以及RSS訂閱數量為基礎的演算法區分台灣的部落格為成功、中等以及冷門,並使用分層隨機抽樣方式對部落客進行人情智能、部落格內容呈現品質與社會互動的自呈式問卷調查。研究結果顯示,成功的部落格除了其本身的互動性與內容呈現品質較佳外,其經營者的人情智能表現也較高。因此我們認為,一個成功的部落格反應的是一個能夠願意瞭解讀者想法且有能力據此提供讀者有興趣的文章並維持良好的互動之經營者。
(115_898_Abs.pdf(檔案不存在))人情智能、部落格、社會互動
This research tries to understand if successful bloggers have higher personal intelligence, better contents presentation and social interactivity with readers. We developed an algorism based on backlinks and numbers of RSS subscribers to determine which blogs were popular, medium or unpopular blogs. Then we used self-report survey to test personal intelligence, contents presentation and social interactivity for samples from these 3 groups. The result has shown that the popular blogs performed better in all three dimensions. Thus, we considered that a “successful blog” reflects a blogger who tends to figure out what readers want to know from the blog, has ability to compose blog with contents they interested in and maintain good interactions with them.
(115_898_Abs.pdf(檔案不存在))Blog, Personal Intelligence, Social Interaction
在社群網路蓬勃發展的今天,一個能夠吸引較多人關注的個人或企業虛擬社群無疑是一種重要的資產。然而,虛擬社群的經營不單只有分享簡單訊息的臉書(FaceBook)、Twitter等,能夠分享更多詳盡訊息的部落格更是加強個人與企業對於目標群體連結的重要工具。 過去的研究發現,一個部落格的成功主要依靠的是其中分享資訊的品質以及與讀者之間的互動程度,但經營者要如何掌握吸引讀者的資訊?又能夠在互動之中加強彼此的關係?我們的研究結果是擁有較高人情智能(Personal Intelligent)的經營者可以有效掌握讀者的喜好,並且與讀者有較佳的互動關係。 較高的人情智能代表著部落格經營者較能夠站在他人的角度思考,進而提供對讀者而言更有吸引力的資訊(人際智能)。另外,也能夠從讀者的回應中修正自身的想法,在往後提供更有價值的資訊(自省智能),最後形成透過部落格的交流與讀者間呈現一個彼此成長的正向循環。 因此,部落格在企業的策略中可以視為一個與現有顧客、潛在顧客一個良好的溝通管道,但應該由擁有較高人情智能者主導,從顧客觀點互動並且能夠依照回應改變提供的資訊。讓企業部落格能夠有效的提昇與顧客的溝通與滿意。
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