The Mind-Set to Share: An Exploration of Antecedents of Narrowcasting Versus Broadcasting in Digital Advertising
Ilyoung Ju, Yi He, Qimei Chen, Wei He, Bin Shen, Sela Sar
Bowling Green State University California State University, East Bay University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
阅读操作
确认中在文库中上传 PDF 后可生成中文音频讲解。
摘要与影响
Word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing has recently attracted a great deal of attention from marketers, especially since the emergence of social media. Three field experiments demonstrate the effects of consumer mind-set (i.e., competition versus collaboration) on narrowcasting and broadcasting intentions and actual behaviors. The results show that a collaborative mind-set promotes narrowcasting, whereas a competitive mind-set encourages broadcasting. Further, self-affirmation moderates the relationship between consumer mind-set and broadcasting. Our findings provide important insights into investment prioritization and resource allocation when managing WOM campaigns.
逐年被引趋势
关键指标
同类平均 = 1
同领域 · 同年份 · 同类型
Google Scholar 与 OpenAlex 的被引统计范围不同,数值存在差异属正常。
AI 辅助阅读
依据:摘要
可就本文提问;依据不足时会说明。
学术脉络
学科主题
社会科学Digital Marketing and Social Media
Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification · Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing
参考文献 82
此处列出前 3 条
引用本文 20
按被引量排序,此处列出前 3 条