反感性广告的知觉建构和购买意向研究

广告的反感性会影响消费者的品牌购买意向,面对明显性暗示的反感性广告,消费者的知觉建构是多维度的,消极的知觉建构可以降低产品购买意向,积极的知觉建构可以增强产品购买意向。     

反感性广告构成因素研究

引起受众反感的广告即为反感性广告.广告的反感性不利于品牌意象的形成.针对五大因素与广告的反感性有重要关联,本文一一分析这些因素在广告反感性中的影响.同时指出了营销中避免反感性广告出现的可行思路.     

老字号真实性、消费态度与购买意向

通过对上海、北京、西安等城市406名消费者进行问卷调查获取的数据,实证考察老字号真实性对消费态度和购买意向的影响。结果表明,老字号的原真实直接影响消费者的感知价值、品牌认同,这是老字号的传承要素;建构真实直接影响消费者的感知价值和购买意向,自我真实直接影响消费者的购买意向,这些是老字号亟待创新的要素;此外,原真实和建构真实在代际上存在显著差异。因此,老字号企业应传承老字号的原真性要素,创新建构真实性要素和激活自我真实性要素,从而为解决老字号老化问题提供新的思路。     

轿车购买意向影响研究

本文运用定量分析方法，从实证角度研究消费者在购车过程中受相关群体的影响作用，探索不同类别相关群体对消费者购车意向的影响程度。     

植入式广告对观众品牌认知、记忆和购买意向的影响——关于真人秀节目《改头换面:家庭版》的实证研究

本文采用组内实验的设计,测试了真人秀节目《改头换面：家庭版》中的植入式广告的面积、位置、时间以及观众对于植入式广告的态度对观众的品牌认知、记忆和购买意向的影响。数据分析显示,植入式广告在电视节目中出现的时间长短对观众的品牌认知、记忆和购买意向均有显著影响,时间越长,观众越易于记住并购买该品牌。植入式广告的大小影响观众对品牌的认知和记忆,但对购买意向没有影响。植入式广告的位置影响观众对品牌的记忆,但对品牌认知和购买意向没有影响。观众对植入式广告的态度,无论是正面还是负面,对他们的品牌认知、记忆和购买意向都没有显著影响。     

在线评论对信任和购买意向影响研究

大数据时代,网上商品数量急剧增加,而作为一名消费者,如何在庞大的商品库中挑选商品并做出购买决策,这不仅受到感知信任的影响还受到在线评论数量和极性的影响。     

珠宝知觉价值与购买意愿的经济学分析

顾客的知觉价值直接影响了其购买意愿，本文就珠宝这一高档装饰品知觉价值的特征、影响因素作了具体阐述，并运用经济学的研究方法和手段分析了顾客的知觉价值如何影响他们的购买意愿，最后得出了相应的营销启示。     

消费者购买意向的影响因素研究

购买意向是研究消费者购买行为的重点。本文以实证研究的方法,从消费者对品牌的信心、态度以及感知价值方面讨论对购买意向的影响。     

珠宝知觉价值与购买意愿的经济学分析

顾客的知觉价值直接影响了其购买意愿,本文就珠宝这一高档装饰品知觉价值的特征、影响因素作了具体阐述,并运用经济学的研究方法和手段分析了顾客的知觉价值如何影响他们的购买意愿,最后得出了相应的营销启示。     

珠宝知觉价值与购买意愿的经济学分析

顾客的知觉价值直接影响了其购买意愿,本文就珠宝这一高档装饰品知觉价值的特征、影响因素作了具体阐述,并运用经济学的研究方法和手段分析了顾客的知觉价值如何影响他们的购买意愿,最后得出了相应的营销启示.     

Strategy and response to purchase intention questions

Purchase intention and willingness-to-pay (WTP) questions are often analyzed without considering that a respondent's utility maximizing answer need not correspond to a truthful answer. In this paper, we argue that individuals act, at least partially, in their own self-interest when answering survey questions. Consumers are conceptualized as thinking along two strategic dimensions when asked hypothetical purchase intention and WTP questions: (a) whether their response will influence the future price of a product and (b) whether their response will influence whether a product will actually be offered. Results provide initial evidence that strategic behavior may exist for some goods and some people.     

Additive omnichannel atmospheric cues: The mediating effects of cognitive and affective responses on purchase intention

In today's channel-centric retail ecosystem the right mix and orchestration of online and offline stimulus is paramount towards providing an optimal store atmosphere and shopping experience. Applying the S-O-R framework, this research explores additive omnichannel atmospheric cues stimuli, in order to discover their impact on affective (i.e., pleasure, arousal and dominance) and cognitive (i.e., store environmental quality perception) states and their consequential effect on consumer responses in the form of purchase intention. Employing a four-condition repeated measures experimental design in a physical store, utilizing mobile, IoT and social media channels (Study 1), as well as a between-subjects online lab experiment (Study 2), this research sheds light into the affective and cognition-mediated causal mechanisms that influence shopping outcomes. This work reveals that combining stimulus from all retail channels within the physical store (i.e., omnichannel atmospheric cues) increases consumers' pleasure, arousal and the quality of the environment as a whole, which in turn positively influences purchase intention. However, the impact of dominance is only prominent at the more controlled, laboratory setting, in which purchase intention increases while dominance attenuates.     

Optimal image mix cues and their impacts on consumers’ purchase intention

This study strives to find the different possible combinations of three relevant image cues (i.e., country-of-origin image, corporate image, and brand image) which optimally predict the purchase intention of a foreign-made product. A sample of 314 Canadian participants was used to assess their image perceptions and purchase intention of a Chinese product. Data were analysed using the fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA). The results reveal that there are two configurations. The first one represents consumers whose purchase intention is shaped by the country-of-origin-image, the corporate image, but excluding the brand image. The second configuration combines the country-of-origin image and the brand image, but excludes the corporate image. Because the country-of-origin image continues to play an important role in influencing consumers' behavioural intention, international marketers need to meticulously assess consumers’ perceptions of countries from which the product originates. Also, companies should consider the hybrid approach with respect to their branding strategy. Accordingly, they can consider a branded house strategy in some cases, while considering a house of brands strategy in other cases. This study contributes to the literature by attempting to close the debate on the relationships among the three image cues (i.e., which variable is the precursor of the other), but opens new perspectives for marketing scholars and invites them to delve into the topic by investigating the possible combinations of different marketing information cues (e.g., image cues) that may lead to an optimal outcome for the consumer and the firm.     

Virtual test-driving: The impact of simulated products on purchase intention

This paper studies a number of key determinants of users׳ experience and engagement when driving a simulated car model, the outcome of this engagement in relation to enjoyment and satisfaction and the role of user satisfaction in purchasing the actual product. We test a holistic model using an experimental quantitative approach. Our analysis suggests that hedonic experience may create higher levels of engagement among users of the simulated car. Enjoyment and engagement were found to positively influence user satisfaction while driving the simulated car. In turn, user satisfaction with the simulated car was found to positively influence purchasing intention for the actual car. Our work has shown how a simulation based on widely available technologies can provide a foundation for the development of a relationship between a user and the simulated product. Consequently, our research findings have significant theoretical and practical implications beyond the auto-manufacturing industry, as experiencing simulated products can play an important role in the context of electronic commerce. This is especially true given the increasingly important role ‘experience’ plays in electronic marketing.     

Indian consumers' purchase intention toward a United States versus local brand

This study of Indian consumers examines the effects of individual characteristics (i.e., consumer's need for uniqueness and attitudes toward American products) and brand-specific variables (i.e., perceived quality and emotional value) on purchase intention toward a U.S. retail brand versus a local brand. A total of 411 college students in India participated in the survey. Using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), this study finds that Indian consumers' need for uniqueness positively influences attitudes toward American products. Attitudes toward American products positively affect perceived quality and emotional value for a U.S. brand while this effect is negative in the case of a local brand. Emotional value is an important factor influencing purchase intention toward a U.S. brand and a local brand as well. Implications for both U.S. and Indian retailers are provided.     

Consumer values,motivation and purchase intention for luxury goods

There is considerable ambivalence in how different societies and cultures relate to the consumption of luxury goods. Thinly focused in the literature are Islamic societies (with rapidly emerging ‘super-rich’ consumer segments) where the concept of luxury may be in tension with religious values. Set against this background, this paper investigates how consumer values and motivation influence purchase intentions towards luxury goods. Based on a sample of 400 respondents drawn from Morocco and applying logistic regression models, the paper finds correlations between the intention to buy luxury goods, motivation and personal values. Paradoxically, the influence of religion appears to diminish as consumer affordability of luxury goods increase. Partly due to globalization of markets and impacts on consumer values, Moslems are not fundamentally different from western consumers with regard to predispositions towards luxury consumption. Potential impacts of religion on luxury consumption attitudes and personal values appear to be moderated by the global consumer culture. The results also show an important gender underpinning especially when considered alongside perceived gender biases in consumption decision-making in many Islamic countries. Regarding the nature of purchase behavior women were found to be more positively disposed to impulse purchasing of luxury goods compared to men while more educated people, generally, indicated a greater tendency towards rational than impulse buying decisions.     

The impact of cross border E-tailer's return policy on consumer's purchase intention

Based on the signaling theory, cue utilization theory and halo effect theory, this paper establishes a theoretical model of the impact of return policy leniency on consumer purchase intention in the context of cross-border e-commerce (CBEC). The model is verified by the experimental data. Moreover, the mediating role of perceived quality and perceived risk and the moderating effects of port of shipment and product traceability code are significant. The results show that in the CBEC scenario, when the online retailers adopt a lenient return policy, the consumers have higher perceived quality and lower perceived risk, which in turn leads to a higher intention to purchase; When a consumer purchases the product which ships from domestic bonded warehouse or a product without a product traceability code present, the effect of the leniency of return policy on perceived quality and perceived risk is stronger.     

Consumer behavior and purchase intention for organic food: A review and research agenda

In this article, we review and discuss the factors, which affect the change in the consumer behavior towards organic food. We extract findings from various studies conducted in different countries and analyze those factors and provide suggestions for future research. We find that health-conscious consumers show a growing preference for organic food over the conventionally grown food. This shift in the attitude of the modern consumers is greatly influenced by the rising incidence of lifestyle diseases, such as heart disorders and depression. The need to purchase organic food to improve the quality of life will have huge implications for the retail, distribution and marketing functions of business.     

Satellite fans: Does sport nostalgia influence purchase intention toward sponsors’ products?

The purpose of this study was to investigate how nostalgia influences their attitude towards the European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) sponsors and purchase intention towards EPFL sponsors' products. Based on a convenience sampling, a total of 317 EPFL fans in Singapore responded to an online survey that included items on sport nostalgia, attitude towards EPFL sponsors, and intention to purchase EPFL sponsors' products. Data were analysed using confirmation factor analysis (CFA) and structural equation modelling (SEM). The results showed that sport nostalgia had a direct positive effect on both attitude and purchase intention towards EPFL sponsors’ products. Also, this study found that sport nostalgia had a significant indirect effect on purchase intention through attitude. From the findings of this research, sponsors could understand the role of sport nostalgia and would be able to implement marketing strategies that direct their consumers to purchase their products.