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Disclosing Instagram Influencer Advertising: The Effects of Disclosure Language on Advertising Recognition, Attitudes, and Behavioral Intent
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Digital MarketingTargeted AdvertisingInstagram Influencer AdvertisingConsumer ResearchSocial MarketingSocial InfluenceCommunicationAd RecognitionJournalismInfluencer StudiesNative Advertising ExecutionsSocial MediaMedia EffectsManagementMarketing CommunicationOnline AdvertisingConsumer BehaviorSocial Medium MarketingCommunication EffectsMedia MarketingAdvertising RecognitionPopular CommunicationAdvertisingMarketingDisclosure LanguageInterpersonal CommunicationInteractive MarketingAdvertising EffectivenessMass CommunicationArtsPersuasion
In this study we examined the effect of disclosure language (control/no disclosure, “SP,” “Sponsored,” and “Paid Ad”) in Instagram-based influencer advertising on ad recognition, brand attitude, purchase intention, and sharing intention among a sample of 237 students. In line with prior research, results indicated that disclosure language featuring “Paid Ad” positively influenced ad recognition, which subsequently interacted with participants' memory of a disclosure and mediated the effect of disclosure language on attitude toward the brand and sharing intention. The findings offer a significant contribution to the literature on consumers' information processing and understanding for new and developing native advertising executions. Theoretical and managerial implications are discussed.
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