Corporate blogging in Singapore

This research looks at the corporate blogging scene in Singapore – an area that is relatively unexplored. In particular, we examined 1) the reasons why consumers are attracted to a blog and 2) the visual elements (e.g. background colour) in the blog which attracts consumers. From our research, w...

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Main Authors: Bay, Hui Yun, Chua, Xiao Ying, Soh, Jing Wen
Other Authors: Ulrike Marianne Murfett
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2009
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-150472023-05-19T05:41:37Z Corporate blogging in Singapore Bay, Hui Yun Chua, Xiao Ying Soh, Jing Wen Ulrike Marianne Murfett Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Social sciences::Communication::Organizational communication This research looks at the corporate blogging scene in Singapore – an area that is relatively unexplored. In particular, we examined 1) the reasons why consumers are attracted to a blog and 2) the visual elements (e.g. background colour) in the blog which attracts consumers. From our research, we found out that consumers are attracted to a blog because of the flow of communication and interaction between the company and the blog reader. Apart from the interactivity, consumers also visit a blog to gain information on the products/ services offered by the company. In addition, they will also like to gain industry information pertaining to the line of business the company is in. In terms of visual elements, our results demonstrates a difference in the preference of background colour between males and females but there is no significant difference in the preference of background colour between people of different age group. For a dark background colour, consumers prefer Black, Maroon, Indigo while for the light background, the preferred colour choices are white, light blue and beige. Through the findings of this research, recommendations are proposed for companies interested to start up a corporate blog in the near future. BUSINESS 2009-03-20T04:02:53Z 2009-03-20T04:02:53Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/15047 en Nanyang Technological University 81 p. application/pdf
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Bay, Hui Yun
Chua, Xiao Ying
Soh, Jing Wen
Corporate blogging in Singapore
description This research looks at the corporate blogging scene in Singapore – an area that is relatively unexplored. In particular, we examined 1) the reasons why consumers are attracted to a blog and 2) the visual elements (e.g. background colour) in the blog which attracts consumers. From our research, we found out that consumers are attracted to a blog because of the flow of communication and interaction between the company and the blog reader. Apart from the interactivity, consumers also visit a blog to gain information on the products/ services offered by the company. In addition, they will also like to gain industry information pertaining to the line of business the company is in. In terms of visual elements, our results demonstrates a difference in the preference of background colour between males and females but there is no significant difference in the preference of background colour between people of different age group. For a dark background colour, consumers prefer Black, Maroon, Indigo while for the light background, the preferred colour choices are white, light blue and beige. Through the findings of this research, recommendations are proposed for companies interested to start up a corporate blog in the near future.
author2 Ulrike Marianne Murfett
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Bay, Hui Yun
Chua, Xiao Ying
Soh, Jing Wen
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author Bay, Hui Yun
Chua, Xiao Ying
Soh, Jing Wen
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title Corporate blogging in Singapore
title_short Corporate blogging in Singapore
title_full Corporate blogging in Singapore
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title_full_unstemmed Corporate blogging in Singapore
title_sort corporate blogging in singapore
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