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http://dx.doi.org/10.14400/JDC.2016.14.10.449

Research Consisting of Comparison of Character Contents through Collaboration  

Im, Ri-Na (Dept. of Digital Media Design, International Design School for Advanced Studies, Honglk University)
Kim, Seung-in (Digital Media Design, International Design School for Advanced Studies, Honglk University)
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Journal of Digital Convergence / v.14, no.10, 2016 , pp. 449-454 More about this Journal
Abstract
Characters have been frequently used as a symbol or an icon in above the line advertising for generations. It has become an essential factor for companies to research about the experience that consumers have by engaging with the products that are partnered with famous or brand characters before introducing a product to the market. The character trademark has become more popular and interesting than the product itself. Therefore, products have become dependent on its character trademark. The ultimate purpose of this research is to find effective ways of increasing the value of the brand by observing various characters and how people interact with these characters, depending on the consumer's age, gender, and so forth. One would be able to collect data or information from documents as a method of this research and grasp different contents, components, concepts, and contexts of character collaboration and affiliate characters from well-known messengers, such as Kakaotalk and Line. In addition, by re-analyzing Peter Morville's Honeycomb tool, its method would set the scale of the user experience and one would be able to conduct interviews with those who are using collaboration products. This study reveals extensive guidelines for character partnership or collaboration that have been successful and creating effective marketing skills.
Keywords
Collaboration; Character; Brand; Content; Kakao; Line;
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