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Do You Like According to Your Lifestyle? A Quantitative Analysis of the Relation Between Individual Facebook Likes and the Users' Lifestyle

机译:你喜欢根据你的生活方式吗?对各个Facebook喜欢与用户的生活方式关系的定量分析

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The performance of companies depends on the ability to leverage data to create insights and to target consumers with personalized messages Like marketing content or product offerings. One key element for personalized targeting are expressive user profiles, which are the basis for predictive models to estimate individual consumers' preferences. Traditionally user profiles are mainly based on demographic attributes like age, gender, or occupation. Due to changes in society, consumers' behaviors are less stable, and therefore these demographic factors are less effective. Alternatively, the consumers' lifestyle has a significant impact on their purchase and consumption behavior. This paper investigates the relationship between Facebook Likes and the lifestyle of individuals based on the activity, interests, and opinion (AIO) model. Therefore, 14482 user-Like combinations from 214 participants were collected together with lifestyle information and a correlation analysis is conducted. The results indicate weak monotonic correlations between the AIO and the Like information.
机译:公司的表现取决于利用数据来创建洞察的能力,并以营销内容或产品提供的个性化信息为目标消费者。个性化目标的一个关键元素是富有表现力的用户配置文件,这是预测模型来估计个人消费者偏好的基础。传统上用户简介主要基于年龄,性别或职业等人口统计属性。由于社会的变化,消费者的行为不太稳定,因此这些人口因素效果较低。或者,消费者的生活方式对他们的购买和消费行为产生了重大影响。本文根据活动,兴趣和意见(AIO)模型来调查Facebook喜欢与个人生活方式之间的关系。因此,从214名参与者的14482个类似的用户样组合与生活方式信息一起收集,并进行相关分析。结果表明了AIO和类似信息之间的单调相关性较弱。

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