So, Will That Be All? The Influence of Promotional Frame on Consumer’s Behavior: an Experimental Study
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TRABALHO SUBMETIDO À TRILHA: ESTRATÉGIAS VAREJISTAS
The way that advertising message is presented can influence the perception and the behavior of the retail consumer. The study exam the influence of different promotional retail frames (“Sales” versus “Today Only”) on consumer product perceived quality and purchase intention, within a recognized and an unrecognized brand of notebook. An experiment designed as 2X2 factorial model (2 promotional frames and 2 situations of brand awareness) was performed with 112 undergraduate students with a decision-maker profile at São Paulo, Brazil. The results show that the “Today Only” frame has a positive influence on the consumer purchase intention, in both, recognized and unrecognized brand situations. In addition, the “Today Only” frame had an effect on the product perceived quality only in the unrecognized brand situation. The study aid to amplify the understanding of the subject, to verify if the impact of promotional frames varies according to product’s awareness and assist in directing future studies.
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2016-09-16
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Artigos - Científicos