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  • Consumer Behavior

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  • YouTube is a significant social media platform frequented by young audiences.
  • Electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) content is prevalent on YouTube, raising concerns about youth exposure.
  • Understanding the nature and marketing of e-cigarette products on this platform is crucial for public health interventions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To employ machine learning to categorize e-cigarette content on YouTube.
  • To identify featured e-cigarette products, video uploader types, and marketing/sales strategies.
  • To analyze the association between video engagement and content characteristics.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized supervised machine learning models trained on metadata from 3,830 English e-cigarette videos.
  • Identified video themes, featured products, channel types (e.g., vape enthusiasts, retailers), and discount/sales information.
  • Assessed engagement metrics (e.g., views) in relation to video content and sales strategies.

Main Results:

  • 'Product review' was the most common video theme (48.9%), followed by 'instruction' (17.3%).
  • E-cigarette videos frequently featured diverse products, with 'vape enthusiasts' being the most common uploaders (54.0%).
  • Over 43% of videos included discounts or sales, often using external purchase links (34.1%), particularly for 'cannabis' and 'instruction' themed content.

Conclusions:

  • YouTube hosts a wide array of e-cigarette content, including product promotions and sales, accessible to youth.
  • The study underscores the necessity of regulating e-cigarette promotions on social media platforms.
  • Findings indicate a need for enhanced oversight of digital marketing strategies for e-cigarette products targeting young demographics.