Proceedings of the Web Conference 2020 2020
DOI: 10.1145/3366423.3380052
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Multimodal Post Attentive Profiling for Influencer Marketing

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“…• Comments produced by political communities tend to be longer, richer in emojis, hashtags and uppercase words, indicating assertive and emotional content than communities around other topics. Kim et al [19] analyzed multiple categories of Influencers (outside politics) finding that such textual features are not very discriminative across the categories. We confirm their findings on our baseline of nonpoliticians, however finding remarkable differences for Influencers on politics.…”
Section: Discussion On Main Findings and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…• Comments produced by political communities tend to be longer, richer in emojis, hashtags and uppercase words, indicating assertive and emotional content than communities around other topics. Kim et al [19] analyzed multiple categories of Influencers (outside politics) finding that such textual features are not very discriminative across the categories. We confirm their findings on our baseline of nonpoliticians, however finding remarkable differences for Influencers on politics.…”
Section: Discussion On Main Findings and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering Instagram, in particular, the literature on user behavior and interactions is reasonably recent and somewhat restricted. Some authors have analyzed user engagement [24,23,19,39] and properties of the textual content shared by Instagram users [40,41], but with no particular focus on political discussions. Closer to our present effort, Zarei et al [22] analyzed user engagement of twelve Instagram profiles, including profiles of politicians, searching for impersonators -i.e., users who simulate others' behavior to perform specific activities, such as spreading fake news.…”
Section: Online Discussion In Social Media Applicationsmentioning
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“…They concentrate on marketing semantic detection but not on marketing intent inference. An influencer profiling approach is proposed recently to classify influencers with their marketing preference and further classify their posts using multimodal data into several categories [24]. A brand-based post popularity detection model is proposed [25] to predict popularity of multimodal post of specific brand.…”
Section: A Human Intent Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Endorsement is used to be done by celebrities in advertisements such as on TV, on the radio, or in a newspaper. However, the popularity of social media gives a new way to endorse a product which is through social media interaction [6] and the use of influencers [10], [32].…”
Section: Endorsementmentioning
confidence: 99%