Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product

Regardless the acknowledged impact of Word-of-Mouth communication on the buying decision-making process, studies examining how Word-of-Mouth recipients utilise such information is scarce. Therefore, this study exhibits a framework which comprises of various elements having impacts on the recipients’...

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Main Author: Mai, Ngoc Phuong
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2018
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/54830/
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description Regardless the acknowledged impact of Word-of-Mouth communication on the buying decision-making process, studies examining how Word-of-Mouth recipients utilise such information is scarce. Therefore, this study exhibits a framework which comprises of various elements having impacts on the recipients’ use of Word-of-Mouth communication and the respective results of the use of Word-of-mouth within the buying intentions of recipients. The empirical evidences derived from the framework examination illustrates that characters of the Word-of-Mouth source (namely trustworthiness, expertise and experience) strongly influence the usage of Word-of-Mouth communication in face-to-face setting. Additionally, the finding affirms a strong and positive relationship between the use of Word-of-Mouth communication and attitudes toward the infant formula milk products. Theoretical and managerial contributions for researchers and practitioners are provided with guidelines for further research.
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spelling nottingham-548302022-11-25T15:38:36Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/54830/ Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product Mai, Ngoc Phuong Regardless the acknowledged impact of Word-of-Mouth communication on the buying decision-making process, studies examining how Word-of-Mouth recipients utilise such information is scarce. Therefore, this study exhibits a framework which comprises of various elements having impacts on the recipients’ use of Word-of-Mouth communication and the respective results of the use of Word-of-mouth within the buying intentions of recipients. The empirical evidences derived from the framework examination illustrates that characters of the Word-of-Mouth source (namely trustworthiness, expertise and experience) strongly influence the usage of Word-of-Mouth communication in face-to-face setting. Additionally, the finding affirms a strong and positive relationship between the use of Word-of-Mouth communication and attitudes toward the infant formula milk products. Theoretical and managerial contributions for researchers and practitioners are provided with guidelines for further research. 2018-12-01 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/54830/1/NgocPhuongMai_Dissertation_MScBusinessandManagement.docx Mai, Ngoc Phuong (2018) Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)]
spellingShingle Mai, Ngoc Phuong
Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product
title Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product
title_full Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product
title_fullStr Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product
title_full_unstemmed Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product
title_short Traditional Word-of-Mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: A case of Vietnam’s infant formula product
title_sort traditional word-of-mouth antecedents, attitudes and purchase intentions: a case of vietnam’s infant formula product
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/54830/