In our Chinese food teaching community this week, I discovered that members exhibited a greater interest in video content compared to pictures and text. They responded more positively to videos and expressed a stronger preference for them. This observation led me to realize that multimedia content, particularly visually impactful videos, is more effective at capturing and retaining users' attention in online communities.
Furthermore, I also observed that the spicy Sichuan cuisine was highly favored by the members as it received the highest number of views, followed by simple and quick dishes. This indicates that members are more inclined towards stimulating flavors and convenient practical recipes. These findings provide valuable guidance for our future content planning.
Regarding this week's theme, personally, I believe video content is indeed more captivating as it vividly showcases the food preparation process and table presentation style, enabling people to easily resonate with and develop an interest in it. As for cuisine selection, we should offer diverse contents tailored to the preferences and needs of our members in order to cater to different taste preferences within our community.
In this week's observation, I believe that in the future content planning, we can learn from some successful cases, especially those brands or personal applications that have gained a good reputation in the field of food, learn from their successful experience and strategies, and provide reference and inspiration for our community development.
In view of this week's observations and reflections, I will pay more attention to the production and sharing of video content in community management, and also give priority to members' preferences for different cuisines, so as to provide more diversified and precise content. (Kim, A. J. ,2006)
In general, through this week's study and observation, I have realized the importance and value of multimedia content in online communities, as well as the importance of the choice of cuisines. I look forward to continuing to improve our community and increase the participation and satisfaction of our members in the coming years of study and practice.
Reference:
4. Kim A J. Community building on the web: Secret strategies for successful online communities[M]. Peachpit press, 2006.
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