International Journal of Trade Economics and Finance · 2019 · 39 citations · 35 references
BusinessMarketingMarketing ManagementBrand ManagementConsumer BehaviorCustomer Relationship ManagementBrand LoyaltyBusiness-to-consumer E-commerceCustomer LoyaltyE-commerce ManagementOnline Consumer BehaviorWord-of-mouth MarketingDependent VariablesInformation Credibility AssessmentInformation QualityInformation UsefulnessOnline Word Of MouthWord-of-mouth DriversWord-of-mouth EffectsWord-of-mouth Influence
The idea behind the concept of Electronic Wordof-Mouth (e-WOM) is important to the visibility of individuals and businesses on social media. Although the e-WOM is increasingly adopting in Vietnam, the association of e-WOM with social media among Vietnamese is an under-researched area. Accordingly, drawing on Social Cognitive Theory, this study aims to identify the role of e-WOM in developing e-loyalty and thus e-purchase. This study develops a model consisting of eWOM as an independent variable, e-loyalty, and e-purchase as dependent variables, and information credibility, information quality and information usefulness as mediating variables. Analyzing the data obtained from 120 online brand members, this study shows that e-WOM has a significant positive impact on e-loyalty and e-purchase. Furthermore, information credibility, information quality, and information usefulness strengthened the relationship between e-WOM and e-loyalty.
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