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(1.Wuxi Institute of Technology,Wuxi214121,China;2.Donghua University,Shanghai201620,China) Abstract:How to maintain the continuous participation of community members has become the goal of today's enterprise marketing plan. By using survey questionnaire with SEM model,and with the help of investigation on 227 consecutive participants in Douban Community and 409 Sina micro- blog members,the authors carry out the empirical research on the interaction mechanism among such aspects as the virtual community in terms of form,psychological satisfaction,member identity, and willingness to participate in related activities. The results show that:the stronger the environmental support of the virtual community is,the more helpful it is to enhance the inherent satisfaction of the user;the intrinsic autonomous needs,capability needs,and relationship requirements of the virtual community are more likely to be met,will the user's sense of identity of virtual community be stronger;the sense of identity of users in the virtual community plays a role in promoting their continued participation in the behavior of virtual communities;self- building,as a moderator,does not play a significant role. In view of this,by understanding the needs and motivations of virtual community users,enterprises can enhance the sense of belonging and superiority of virtual community users,create an environment for users to participate in,and promote the continuous participation of virtual community members in community activities to achieve the marketing objectives of enterprises.
Key words:virtual community;community form;social identity;psychological satisfaction;continued to participate