迁移理论视角下零售电商平台消费者重复购买意愿的影响机制研究

本文基于迁移理论,实证检验了消费者对线上零售平台重复购买意愿的影响机制.结论如下:消费者在线上零售平台购物时受到推力效应、拉力效应和锚定效应三方面效应的共同作用.其中推力效应和拉力效应均可以显著提升顾客在线上零售平台购买的满意度和忠诚度,从而能够显著增强其重复购买意愿.但是,锚定效应对消费者在线上零售平台重复购买意愿的...     

网络口碑对生鲜商品消费者网购意愿影响研究

随着电子商务的快速发展,众多电商企业纷纷布局生鲜电商。网购生鲜行为的发展离不开其网络品牌效应。从生鲜商品所固有的特性出发构建网络口碑对生鲜消费者网购意愿的影响模型。将网络口碑的组成变量结合生鲜商品的特征,从五个方面,即购买便利性、网络口碑视觉线索、承担风险能力、生鲜商品品质信任倾向、电商平台声誉通过感知风险和信任来分析并确定网络口碑对生鲜消费者网购意愿的影响,为生鲜电商提供定向的网络营销建议。     

制度管控、朋友推荐与在线购买意愿关系研究——以生鲜农产品为例

基于300位消费者的调研数据,采用相关分析和回归分析,考量消费者感知到的生鲜电商制度管控对消费者在线购买意愿的影响,以及检验朋友推荐在它们之间是否存在中介效应。结果表明,消费者感知到的生鲜电商制度管控的各维度对朋友推荐有显著的正向影响;除反馈机制、可追溯机制这两个维度外,生鲜电商制度管控的其他维度对在线购买意愿都存在显著的正向影响;朋友推荐对在线购买意愿也有显著正向影响;朋友推荐在服务承诺及安全认证与在线购买意愿之间都起着完全中介作用,但在反馈机制及可追溯机制与在线购买意愿之间却未起到中介作用。     

消费者网购生鲜产品意愿及其影响因素研究——以每日优鲜为例

快节奏的生活方式,提高了人们对电商平台的依赖性。随着人们生活水平的提高,很多消费者产生了对品质高、安全性高食材的需求,促进一大批生鲜电商的涌现。由于生鲜产品易腐、不易保存的特点,以及近几年来食品安全问题频发,使得消费者在线上购买这些商品时心有余悸。文章通过调查了解消费者网购生鲜产品的意愿以及影响因素,对生鲜电商平台制定了正确营销策略,以提高顾客满意度及其自身竞争力具有借鉴意义。     

微信营销对消费者购买意愿的影响研究——以感知价值为中介变量

本文以微信营销为例,根据消费者的购买意愿,深入分析微信营销对消费者的影响因素,以微信营销活动、微信推送信息质量、品牌知名度及亲友参与度等因素为自变量,以消费者感知价值为中介变量,以消费者购买意愿为因变量,设计了调查问卷。结果表明：微信营销活动、微信推送信息质量、品牌知名度及亲友参与度等影响因素对消费者感知价值有正向且显著的影响;感知价值在影响因素和购买意愿之间起中介作用,且正向显著影响消费者购买意愿。基于此,本文提出以下营销建议：重视微信营销活动方式;提高微信推送信息质量;打造品牌知名度;提高亲友参与度等,以供参考。     

O2O电子商务模式下生鲜农产品消费者购买意愿研究

厘清 O2O 电子商务模式下生鲜农产品消费者购买意愿形成机理,对于创新农产品电子商务模式、促进农产品电子商务持续发展具有重要的现实意义。 构建由习惯、信息质量、物流质量、便利和购买意愿五个变量构成的 O2O 电子商务模式下生鲜农产品消费者购买意愿模型,通过线上线下问卷调查采集了 329 个有效样本,采用多元回归分析进行实证检验。 结果表明,习惯、信息质量、物流质量和便利对 O2O 电子商务模式下生鲜农产品消费者购买意愿具有不同程度的正向显著影响。     

生鲜O2O线下要素作用及其运营规律探析

生鲜O2O模式的兴起对于互联网时代农产品销售的模式创新产生了推动作用,对解决“三农”问题、促进我国农村商业经济升级转型具有积极意义。本文对生鲜O2O质量预期、配送效率预期与O2O模式接受度及重复购买意愿之间的关系进行实证分析,提炼生鲜O2O的关键经营策略。研究表明,质量预期是消费者对O2O模式接受度的首要影响因素,而配送效率预期是消费者对O2O价格接受度的首要影响因素,生鲜产品质量对价格接受度有重要影响,以上关系可以看出产品质量对于模式本身的认可是最重要的,只有优中选优的生鲜产品才能用来网上销售,唯有如此才能获得网购者对高于实体店价格与O2O模式的认可;只有用高于实体店的价格买到实体店中优中选优的生鲜产品,让网购者感到物有所值,这样的O2O模式才能够生存发展并逐步兴隆起来。网上营销的“优中选优”定律可为生鲜O2O模式构筑起足以支撑其发展壮大的比较优势。     

O2O零售系统顾客采纳意愿实证研究——基于网络购物经验的调节作用北大核心CSSCI

O2O零售能够产生顾客锁定效应,但该效应往往会因顾客对O2O零售系统采纳意愿低而表现不明显。根据影响顾客O2O零售系统采纳意愿的相关因素及其影响程度在网络购物经验不同的顾客间的差异,建立O2O零售系统采纳意愿模型,并通过实证研究验证顾客感知价值四个维度对O2O零售系统采纳意愿作用机理与网络购物经验调节作用可以发现,顾客感知价值的四个维度(省钱、便利、探索、娱乐)是影响顾客对O2O零售系统使用态度的重要因素,它们能够通过对O2O零售系统的使用态度显著影响顾客对该系统的采纳意愿,网络购物经验显著调节省钱和探索对O2O零售系统使用态度的影响,而对便利、娱乐和O2O零售系统使用态度的关系并未起到显著调节作用。基于此,为更好地提高O2O零售系统顾客采纳意愿,传统零售商在多渠道转型过程中,应从顾客采纳O2O零售系统的动机出发,提升顾客使用O2O零售系统所感知到的效用和享乐价值。     

基于“互联网+”的生鲜电商品牌网络营销策略研究

随着社交媒体、移动媒体和电子商务的发展,生鲜电商大军不断发展壮大,"互联网+"下的生鲜电商在新的领域创造一种新的生态。但生鲜电商面临着品质难以保证、物流成本高、仓储难度大的挑战,以及生鲜产品消费者具有注重产品品牌、愿意尝试新鲜事物、看重产品购买便捷性、对产品价格不敏感、注重产品口碑的心理行为。生鲜电商应采用O2O模式、利用微信平台、开展体验营销、采用故事营销、注重售后服务等网络品牌营销模式。     

闻“香”而悦便会因“情”而买?——消费者涉入的调节作用

嗅觉器官是人类接收外界信息的重要器官,已有大量研究证明在顾客的消费过程中利用环境气味刺激个体的嗅觉能够积极影响消费者对于产品的购买意愿或所在环境的评价。文章基于精细加工可能性模型,通过实验研究方法引入消费者涉入作为调节变量,验证环境气味对消费者情绪的影响以及探讨情绪机制的边界条件。实验结果显示:环境气味能够提升消费者购买意愿,情绪在环境气味和购买意愿之间起中介作用;情绪的中介效应被消费者涉入调节,对同一产品而言,涉入度低时,消费者购买意愿显著增强,涉入度高时,消费者购买意愿差异不显著。本研究对于拓展感官营销的适用边界具有一定的理论意义,也对企业有效采取气味营销、提升感官营销效果具有重要的实践意义。     

The impact of customer experience on consumer purchase intention in cross-border E-commerce——Taking network structural embeddedness as mediator variable

This study investigates the mediator effect of network structural embeddedness between customer experience and consumer purchase intention in the context of cross-border e-commerce. 321 copies of online questionnaires unfold cross-border online shopping experience. The structural equation model is built to analyze the mediator effect of network structural embeddedness. Network density, Network centrality separately plays a mediating role between website ease of use, website relationship service and consumer purchase intention. In contrast, both of them play a mediating role between customer cost and consumer purchase intention. The research suggests developing the relationship between consumers and e-commerce websites for cross-border e-commerce platforms from a network standpoint, but not only marketing.     

Determinants of Consumers’ Purchase Intentions of Organic Vegetables: Some Insights from Malaysia

This study tests the mediating effects of corporate social responsibility (CSR), product image, and corporate reputation on the relationships between green marketing awareness and consumers’ purchase intentions of organic vegetables. Data from 200 valid questionnaires was analyzed utilizing a partial least squares approach. Results show that product image was confirmed as the leading factor that partially mediated the influence of consumer green marketing awareness on consumers’ purchase intentions of organic vegetables, and this was followed by CSR, but that corporate reputation was not established as a mediator. Marketing managers should, therefore, develop various effective strategies to communicate their companies’ product image, embracing green marketing practices in order to increase market awareness, and providing positive recommendations to friends and relatives via various marketing communication channel including the short message service (SMS), emails, and social networking sites (SNS).     

Collaborating online: the roles of interactivity and personalization

Collaborating with customers is considered a new source of competitive advantage so customer participation and involvement are emerging as key strategic factors. This research studies how interactivity and personalization influence both customers' participation during the online purchase of information services and their intentions to continue participating. It also analyzes whether personalization and interactivity improve customer involvement with the service purchased in online environments. Results verify the importance of interactivity and personalization to foster customer participation, involvement and intentions to continue participating. Moreover, it is found that interactivity moderates the effect of personalization, increasing its influence on service involvement and intentions to participate. This paper demonstrates the convenience of analyzing involvement and participation together in order to understand customer collaboration, as well as the importance of the purchase context from a participation and socialization perspective in the services arena.     

The impact of buy-online-and-return-in-store channel integration on online and offline behavioral intentions: The role of offline store

Retailers have treated the buy-online-and-return-in-store (BORS) policy as an important initiative to reduce return losses and provide a better customer experience. Studies on BORS policy have primarily focused on the retailer's strategic value, but not on how such a seamlessly integrated omnichannel operation affects customer behavior. Using Chinese customer data and the structural equation model (SEM), we investigate how BORS channel integration impacts customer behavioral intentions, with the consideration of the mediating effect of customer satisfaction and the moderating effect of offline store characteristics. Based on the stimulus-organism-response framework, our research found that two dimensions of BORS channel integration (integrated return fulfillment and integrated customer service) positively impact customer satisfaction and subsequently impact behavioral intentions in different channels. Furthermore, offline store convenience moderates the relationship between integrated customer service and customer satisfaction. Product variety in the offline store moderates the relationship between customer satisfaction and offline behavioral intentions, while it is not statistically significant in the relationship between customer satisfaction and online behavioral intentions. Compared to the younger group, the older group who is satisfied with BORS service is more likely to purchase offline. These findings generate important theoretical and practical implications for omnichannel return operations.     

Optimizing customer engagement content strategy in retail and E-tail: Available on online product review videos

The present study attempts to examine how the various emotions expressed in customer engagement content available on online product review videos reflect purchase intentions. The study identified 97 popular review videos of different technical products on YouTube, with a total of 93,181 comments posted between January 2018 and June 2021. After filtering, the final set of data consisted of 18,452 comments. The paper employed both Poisson and negative binomial regression to test the hypotheses and strengthen the findings. The study explores new insights for predicting purchase intentions of potential customers with the help of a four-factor model based on customer engagement content available on online product review videos. Thus, this research supports the applicability of MRT, CET and SOR theories in the existing literature on retailing and e-tailing by developing a four-factor model. A wide range of consumer responses, both quantitative and qualitative, have been taken into account to predict purchase intentions using sentiment analysis, which makes this study unique and robust. Additionally, the paper entails several significant managerial implications for retailing and e-tailing firms to reformulate their marketing strategies.     

E-retail factors for customer activation and retention: An empirical study from Indian e-commerce customers

Customer satisfaction has emerged as one of the most important factors that guarantee the success of online store; it has been posited as a key stimulant of purchase, repurchase intentions and customer loyalty. A comprehensive review of the literature, theories and models have been carried out to propose the models for customer activation and customer retention. Five major factors that contributed to the success of an e-commerce store have been identified as: service quality, system quality, information quality, trust and net benefit. The research furthermore investigated the factors that influence the online customers repeat purchase intention on the basis of the Means End Chain theory (MEC) and Prospect theory. By hypothesising that a combination of both utilitarian value and hedonistic values are needed to affect the repeat purchase intention (loyalty) positively, Structural equation model has been presented on the primary data collected from the Indian online shoppers. Results indicate the e-retail success factors, which are very much critical for customer satisfaction. By increasing the utilitarian value and hedonistic values derived by the customers, customer satisfaction and hence the customers repeat purchase intention can be increased significantly.     

What factors determine e-satisfaction and consumer spending in e-commerce retailing?

Evidently, the Internet has resulted in a fundamental shift in retailing practice, creating a shift in both consumer and business behavior, which has been compared to that of the Industrial Revolution. The purpose of this paper is to analyze customer satisfaction in e-commerce market. In particular, we determine the factors that affect customer e-satisfaction and the relationship between customer satisfaction and consumer spending in e-commerce retailing. We focus on how American based e-commerce firms are impacted by these developments and how marketing practices have reflected the developing e-commerce situation. The results show that customer satisfaction does have an impact on consumer spending in American based e-commerce retailers. Further, the relationship between customer satisfaction and consumer spending is positive, where higher e-satisfaction results in more spending in e-commerce. The results also show that there is a direct relationship among e-service quality, e- satisfaction and e-loyalty in terms of online spending by consumers. However, the analysis shows that e-commerce still faces challenges compared with traditional offline retailers since customers cannot feel and try the products, and may end up choosing the products that they do not want.     

农产品渠道终端选择的影响因素及选择群体的特征分析--以武汉市居民生鲜农产品消费调查为例

不同地区、不同群体农产品渠道终端的选择行为具有多样性和动态性,尤其是近些年受到生鲜型超市的影响,居民的购买行为特征已经发生了很大的变化。本文利用Spss应用统计软件对武汉市居民生鲜农产品(蔬菜、水果、淡水产品和畜禽产品)消费的调查数据进行了实证研究,对生鲜农产品渠道终端选择的影响因素以及各自选择群体的属性和特征重新作了评估和分析,并结合项目组以往调查数据对其变化和发展趋势作了概述。     

Trustmarks: Strategies for exploiting their full potential in e-commerce

Internet-based commerce has undergone explosive growth over the past decade and is expected to keep growing. With the increasing popularity of online marketplaces, trust is seen as a key foundation for consumers’ willingness to purchase, in particular, from unknown sellers. While trust has been examined in various contexts, limited focus has been placed on the importance of displaying institutional trust assurances such as trustmarks on retailers’ websites. We conducted two studies into how the use of trustmarks impacts consumer trust, consumer risk perceptions, and, consequently, influences consumer purchase intentions. The results of the two studies suggest that the use of trustmarks increases consumer online trust and purchase intentions, as well as reducing their perceived risk. We use these results to inform managerial decision making in e-commerce, particularly for marketers and e-retailers. We provide three important managerial lessons to be learned from our insights. Our implications are important not only for mature e-commerce markets to create a competitive advantage but also for growing and emerging e-commerce markets, where new retailers are trying to establish trust among their consumers to increase market share.