2001 · 113 citations · 4 references
Web CredibilityContent CreationCommunicationPerceived CredibilityInformation QualityOnline Customer BehaviorSocial MediaManagementOnline AdvertisingContent AnalysisUser PerceptionWeb Credibility ResearchHci ResearchersUser-generated ContentUser ExperienceTrustMarketingAdvertisingFact CheckingTrust MetricInteractive MarketingArts
Through iterative design and testing, we developed a procedure for conducting online experiments. Using this research method, we conducted two recent studies on Web credibility. The data from the first study suggest that Web banner ads reduce the perceived credibility of a Web page's content. The data from the second study show that attribution elements--in this case, author photographs--can also affect the credibility of Web content. This research method and our early results have implications for both HCI researchers and Web site designers.
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B. J. Fogg, Jonathan Marshall, Alex Osipovich et al. · 2000 · 54 citations · Full text