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Fanpage Perception and Attitude of Fanpage Users
The objectives of this study are to 1) analyze the perception of the fan page users; 2) analyze the attitude of fan page users; 3) analyze the relationship between the perception of fan page users and their attitudes; 4) compare the perception and attitude towards fan pages among users of different demographic background. This study categorizes the samples according to the demographic distribution. The samples are 400 Facebook users who are the members of fan pages. The researcher uses purposive methodology with a set of questionnaire as a research tool. The statistics used are percentage, standard deviation, t-test and the analysis of variance (ANOVA). The relationship between variables is tested by the Pearson Product Moment Correlation Method. The result show that 1) the respondents’ s perception is high in terms of communication aspect, and when considering each sactor, it is found that the respondents perceived the regularity of the information provided by the fan pages and also perceived that the information presented is accurate and meet the demand. 2) The respondents’ attitude is at high level in terms of design, and the items received the highest score is the clear categorization of pictures on the fan page, the easily visible display picture, and the pictures are related to the content of the fan page. 3) The respondents’ perception of fan page is related to the attitude of fan page users at 0.05 statistical significant level. 4) Gender does not relate to the perception of fan page users as different gender does not show statistically different in perception at 0.05 statistical significant level. The respondents of different education levels also does not show statistically different perception.
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