Bilibili's Development Model Analysis and Market Transformation Strategy Research
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https://doi.org/10.54097/yvh3mb17Keywords:
Transformation; Video, Audience; Boundaries.Abstract
With the rapid rise of video platforms, attracting and retaining users has become a critical focus for these websites. Bilibili, a prominent video-sharing platform, has experienced significant success but is now facing developmental bottlenecks that necessitate a strategic transformation. This paper aims to explore the measures Bilibili has undertaken in its transformation journey, evaluating both its successes and shortcomings. We will provide a detailed analysis of Bilibili's strategic initiatives, such as diversification of content offerings, technological enhancements, and user engagement strategies. By examining Bilibili's approach, this paper will offer insights into the general principles and characteristics that underpin the evolution of video platforms. For platforms like Bilibili, which have an established audience base yet strive to expand beyond their traditional user demographics, understanding these dynamics is crucial. Our analysis will culminate in actionable recommendations for video websites aiming to overcome similar growth challenges. These findings may serve as a valuable reference for video platforms seeking to broaden their audience and achieve sustainable growth. Through Bilibili's case, we will outline key lessons that can guide video platforms in navigating the complexities of user expansion and market competition.
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