"Here Comes the Makeup Tutorial You Asked For!": Exploring Communication Strategies and Viewer Engagement in Beauty Videos on Rednote
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| author | Lin, Xueer Li, Chenyu Lyu, Yuhan Lu, Zhicong Peng, Zhenhui |
| author_facet | Lin, Xueer Li, Chenyu Lyu, Yuhan Lu, Zhicong Peng, Zhenhui |
| contents | More and more people, especially females, create and view beauty videos covering topics like makeup tutorials and vlogs on social media platforms. Understanding the communication strategies that creators use in these videos and how they affect viewers' engagement can help spread beauty knowledge. By coding 352 beauty videos in Rednote, this study presents a comprehensive taxonomy of communication strategies used by the creators, such as using home as the video background and displaying makeup effects when starting the narrative at the beginning. We further label and computationally classify six categories of comments that reveal viewers' engagement with beauty videos. The regression analyses reveal the effects of beauty video communication strategies on viewers' engagement; for example, calling viewers to take action at the end tends to attract more comments that debate the product's efficacy. We discuss insights into fostering the creation of beauty videos and the communication of beauty knowledge. |
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| spellingShingle | "Here Comes the Makeup Tutorial You Asked For!": Exploring Communication Strategies and Viewer Engagement in Beauty Videos on Rednote Lin, Xueer Li, Chenyu Lyu, Yuhan Lu, Zhicong Peng, Zhenhui Human-Computer Interaction More and more people, especially females, create and view beauty videos covering topics like makeup tutorials and vlogs on social media platforms. Understanding the communication strategies that creators use in these videos and how they affect viewers' engagement can help spread beauty knowledge. By coding 352 beauty videos in Rednote, this study presents a comprehensive taxonomy of communication strategies used by the creators, such as using home as the video background and displaying makeup effects when starting the narrative at the beginning. We further label and computationally classify six categories of comments that reveal viewers' engagement with beauty videos. The regression analyses reveal the effects of beauty video communication strategies on viewers' engagement; for example, calling viewers to take action at the end tends to attract more comments that debate the product's efficacy. We discuss insights into fostering the creation of beauty videos and the communication of beauty knowledge. |
| title | "Here Comes the Makeup Tutorial You Asked For!": Exploring Communication Strategies and Viewer Engagement in Beauty Videos on Rednote |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.10364 |