1. Exploring the Key Determinants of Social Media Content Creation: Analyzing Their Influence on Content Virality.
- Author
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Nevatia, Aayush, Chib, Shiney, Deshpande, Shirisha, and Agrawal, Lalit
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SOCIAL media ,INTERNET marketing ,RESEARCH personnel ,DATA analysis ,QUANTITATIVE research - Abstract
With the rise of social media, material can be easily shared and discovered, with some postings becoming viral and others going undetected. The main factors that influence the generation of viral material on social media are investigated in this research. This study uses data from well-known social media sites to identify and analyse the elements that matter most for material to become viral. These elements include emotional appeal, timeliness, platform algorithms, user involvement, and the kind of content. In order to understand how these factors affect the probability of material swiftly spreading across digital networks, the research used a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative data analysis with qualitative interviews with content producers. The results show that the three main factors that cause content to become viral are emotional resonance, publishing timing, and optimising for particular platforms. Researchers also found that algorithmic preferences and audience interaction tactics played a part in increasing content reach. For content producers and marketers looking to maximise content exposure in a competitive online context, this article gives practical consequences and helps to the knowledge of digital marketing tactics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Published
- 2024