Mayisha, Zhu. Factors affecting the success of Chinese influencers in Thailand-related content on Douyin platform. Master's Degree(Knowledge and Innovation Management). Chiang Mai University. Library. : Chiang Mai University, 2568.
Factors affecting the success of Chinese influencers in Thailand-related content on Douyin platform
Abstract:
This study aims to analyze important factors that affect the success of Chinese influencers on the DOUYIN platform, which focuses on presenting content related to tourism and lifestyle in Thailand. By using the content analysis method (Content Analysis) mainly, the research has collected and analyzed a total of 3,000 user comments from videos published by 10 influencers, which have more than one million followers. The information was collected in June. Prof. 2023 to June Prof. 2024 using the Octopus automatic data collection tool and analyzing the frequency of keywords using ROST CM software. The top 100 most frequently appearing keywords are categorized into 6 main dimensions: professionalism, domain, influence, innovation, engagement, and credibility. Each dimension has specific sub-factors related to the research results show that local knowledge or experience and interaction with places are the most prominent sub-factors. Reflecting that the audience values realistic content. Reflecting local experience and real interaction. The results of this study can be used as a practical approach for both current and future content creators who want to create influence in Thailand-related content groups. In addition, it also shows the effectiveness of keyword analysis from user opinions in extracting preferences and emotional reactions of the audience significantly. Although the research is limited in the scope of the Douyin-Oriented platform and The data collection period covering only one year (June B.E. Prof. 2023 - June Prof. 2567), but the conceptual framework of the analysis presented and the empirical results obtained are all important to understanding the dynamics of influencers in the context of short video platforms and cross-cultural digital tourism.