SAGE Open,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4)
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Due
to
the
effects
of
COVID-19
pandemic
on
people’s
daily
lives,
individuals’
shopping
habits
have
begun
change.
This
study
investigates
factors
associated
with
citizens’
e-commerce
frequency,
taking
into
account
gender
differences
during
COVID-19.
The
utilized
Household
Information
Technologies
Usage
Survey
microdata
set
conducted
by
TurkStat
in
2021.
Various
related
specifically
considering
period,
were
examined
using
generalized
ordered
logit
model.
According
research
results,
frequency
inversely
decreases
age
for
both
men
and
women.
number
purchases
made
individuals,
regardless
gender,
increases
direct
proportion
their
education
levels.
Additionally,
as
incomes
rise,
engagement
increases.
Men
who
actively
search
information
about
products
services
are
more
likely
participate
compared
those
do
not.
dynamic
differs
women
based
quantity
intakes.
Regarding
distribution,
it
was
determined
that,
moving
from
east
west,
make
than
men.
For
local
governments
service
providers,
developing
healthier,
sustainable,
predictable
policies
strategies
extraordinary
situations
such
pandemics
is
crucial.
Businesses
recommended
build
customer
supplier
portfolios,
focusing
areas
platform
accessibility,
inventory
management,
transportation,
payment
methods.
Strengthening
infrastructure
keeping
systems
up-to-date
also
crucial
effectively
responding
consumer
demands.
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
75, P. 103534 - 103534
Published: Aug. 25, 2023
Despite
the
prevalence
of
scarcity-induced
sales
promotion
in
live
commerce,
scholarly
inquiry
began
to
address
impulsive
buying
recently.
This
research
traces
live-stream
shopping
experiences
purchase
decisions.
Grounded
stimulus-Organism-Response
paradigm,
this
examines
mediating
role
viewing
frequency
relationship
between
past
purchases
and
impulse
tendency.
The
aim
is
unravel
tendency
decisions
by
examining
mediation
anticipated
emotions.
A
self-administered
online
survey
with
376
respondents
using
criterion-based
judgment
sampling
techniques.
data
was
validated
through
a
two-step
SEM
approach
SmartPLS3
package.
result
supports
that
emotions
fully
mediated
future
study
contributes
appreciating
importance
commerce
strengthening
performance
triggering
(regret
rejoices)
decision.
Journal of Research in Interactive Marketing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
Purpose
Consumers
in
a
Metaverse
have
an
immersive
engagement
with
products
and
services.
This
study
aims
to
explore
the
multidimensional
features
of
that
influence
consumers’
usage
gratifications,
leading
their
purchase
behavior.
Design/methodology/approach
uses
gratifications
theory
examine
how
hedonic,
utilitarian
social
retail
Empirical
analysis
(
N
=
291)
using
structural
equation
modeling
via
SmartPLS
PLSpredict
validated
model’s
robustness
predictive
accuracy.
Findings
authenticity
virtuality
influenced
hedonic
gratifications;
autonomy
affected
gratification.
Hedonic
drove
purchases,
while
gratification
had
no
significant
effect.
Originality/value
applies
identify
Metaverse-specific
motivation
factors,
contributing
literature
aiding
practical
design
development
environments.
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
75, P. 103533 - 103533
Published: Aug. 24, 2023
Smart
Tourist
Destinations
(STDs)
are
revolutionising
the
tourism
landscape
by
leveraging
technology
to
enhance
experiences.
Nonetheless,
this
study
shows
that
little
attention
has
been
paid
how
tourists'
perceptions
impact
use
of
applications
within
STDs.
To
address
gap,
introduces
a
unique
conceptual
framework
based
on
Stimulus–Organism–Response
(SOR)
model.
This
approach
considers
various
aspects,
such
as
social,
cultural,
physical
and
environmental
stimuli,
while
also
considering
satisfaction
perceived
value
internal
responses
loyalty
ultimate
response.
A
quantitative
554
tourists
visiting
STD
Cáceres
was
conducted
validate
framework.
The
findings
provide
insights
into
relationships
among
mobile
apps
loyalty,
offering
transformative
potential
for
shaping
attitudes
behaviours.
Overall,
sheds
light
technological
solutions
in
STDs
presents
practical
implications
destination
management
development
effective
strategies
improve
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 2448 - 2448
Published: Jan. 30, 2023
User
marketing
information
sharing
plays
a
significant
role
in
boosting
the
effectiveness
of
short
video
marketing.
Exploring
factors
influencing
willingness
to
share
has
become
meaningful
way
improve
dissemination
information.
This
study
examines
how
characteristics
platforms
affect
users’
and
investigates
mediating
flow
experience.
We
adopted
qualitative
quantitative
analyses
explore
issue.
Twelve
participants
were
recruited
conduct
online
interviews
306
valid
data
points
on
obtained
through
questionnaire.
The
was
conducted
using
structural
equation
modelling
(SEM)
effect
tests.
verified
that
quality,
service
system
quality
are
essential
well-established
platform.
results
empirical
analysis
showed
have
positive
impact
perceived
control
pleasure,
respectively.
desire
is
strongest.
provides
reference
for
optimize
their
effectiveness.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: May 8, 2024
Abstract
Influencer
advertising
has
emerged
as
an
integral
part
of
social
media
marketing.
Within
this
realm,
consumer
engagement
is
a
critical
indicator
for
gauging
the
impact
influencer
advertisements,
it
encompasses
proactive
involvement
consumers
in
spreading
advertisements
and
creating
value.
Therefore,
investigating
mechanisms
behind
holds
significant
relevance
formulating
effective
strategies.
The
current
study,
grounded
self-determination
theory
employing
stimulus-organism-response
framework,
constructs
general
model
to
assess
factors,
advertisement
information,
factors
on
engagement.
Analyzing
data
from
522
samples
using
structural
equation
modeling,
findings
reveal:
(1)
Social
influencers
are
at
generating
initial
online
traffic
but
have
limited
influence
deeper
levels
engagement,
cautioning
advertisers
against
overestimating
their
impact;
(2)
essence
higher-level
lies
ad
information
factor,
affirming
that
new
era,
content
remains
‘king’;
(3)
Interpersonal
should
also
be
given
importance,
influencing
surrounding
groups
one
ways
enhance
advertising.
Theoretically,
research
broadens
scope
both
effectiveness
studies,
forming
bridge
between
marketing
Practically,
offer
macro-level
strategic
insights
Telematics and Informatics Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15, P. 100152 - 100152
Published: June 27, 2024
Augmented
Reality
(AR)
is
an
appropriate
technology
that
allows
users
to
place
virtual
products
in
their
physical
environment
(e.g.,
a
piece
of
furniture),
helping
them
visualize
the
before
making
purchase.
The
objective
this
study
was
examine
comparison
between
AR
mode
and
web-based
online
shopping
impact
six
underlying
mechanisms,
which
we
have
named
attributes
(interactivity,
information,
enjoyment,
novelty,
vividness,
intrusiveness),
on
user
experience
purchase
intention.
To
achieve
this,
two
distinct
electronic
questionnaires
were
developed.
first
group
focused
mode,
204
individuals
who
utilized
IKEA
website
participated.
second
206
Place
app
collected
data
underwent
analysis
using
structured
equation
modeling
multi-group
techniques,
enabling
comparative
evaluation
questionnaire
outcomes.
modes
revealed
when
participants
use
interactivity
novelty
positive
significant
impact,
while
intrusiveness
has
negative
It
important
note
research
conducted
developing
country,
understanding
people's
behavior
habits
such
context
can
unveil
new
aspects
adoption
emerging
technologies.
These
results
implications
for
retailers
concerning
practical
implementation
countries,
providing
insights
into
its
potential
enhance
drive
intentions.
Journal of Travel Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
63(1), P. 115 - 135
Published: Dec. 26, 2022
Effective
approaches
to
mitigate
the
adverse
environmental
impacts
of
tourism
development
have
become
one
most
prevalent
topics
in
tourism.
However,
limited
research
analyzes
role
social
interactions
tourists’
environmentally
responsible
behavior.
This
study
is
first
investigate
two
distinct
antecedents
representing
visitors’
with
service
providers
and
residents
explain
Drawing
on
Stimulus-Organism-Response
theory,
a
mixed-methods
sequential
explanatory
design
was
employed
by
collecting
quantitative
data
through
survey
following
up
qualitative
from
in-depth
interviews.
Based
441
respondents,
confirmed
positive
effects
co-creation
experiences
between
tourists
providers,
as
well
emotional
solidarity
visitors
residents,
behavior
at
destinations.
An
analysis
10
interviews
reveals
new
important
factors
contributing
its
outcomes.