虚拟社群信任对消费者网络团购意愿影响之研究
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摘要
互联网的出现对于人类的生活型态与消费习惯产生前所未有的影响,连带对世界经济的发展也产生重大的影响,各种新兴的网络应用为企业带来更多的商机。其中,网络团购这种新的商业模式在国内发展得非常快速成为近年来很火红的消费模式,利用网络平台聚集消费者一起购物,达成大量购买以提高消费者的议价能力。以往探讨网络团购的研究集中在价格折扣、团购的模式、定价机制和获利模式等方面,较少针对虚拟社群形成后,成员彼此间的信任与良好的社群关系对消费者参与网络团购意愿影响的研究。
     然而,随着时间的累积与网络社群的形成,虚拟社群的成员也像传统社群一样会进行信息的分享与传播,透过彼此间的互动产生了网民间的口碑传播,同一社群的成员凭着平时分享信息与集体购物所建立起的良好社群关系,使成员之间产生信任感与对社群的忠诚度,让许多企业看到虚拟社群带来的商业获利潜力,纷纷在网站上经营社群作为企业与客户之间沟通渠道与营销的利器,因此,虚拟社群成员之间的信任与互动是否会造成虚拟社群成员消费行为产生变化,值得学者深入研究讨论以完善网络团购相关研究。
     本研究由虚拟社群信任的视角,结合网络口碑理论及技术接受模型理论,深入了解虚拟社群对消费者参与网络团购的影响力,发展出一套适用于网络团购的模型,提炼出影响网络团购消费者购买意愿的关键因素。本研究以在上海、江苏及北京等地具备有网络团购经验的314个消费者为样本,采用SPSS 15.0和AMOS7.0统计分析软件对资料进行分析,最后依据实证结果提出建议,作为相关网络团购经营者运营业务时参考,并提供学术界在发展网络团购相关研究时另一个思考的方向,对网络团购的营销实践提供理论指导与实证依据。
     本研究主要的贡献在于:
     1、研究角度新颖:国内大部份相关的研究仍集中在团购产生的原因与发展模式等理论的整理与归纳,本研究结合“心理学”、“网络营销”及“信息管理”等领域的理论,从消费者的角度提炼出虚拟社群信任的影响因素,探讨虚拟社群信任、成员间彼此互动如何影响消费者参与网络团购的意愿。
     2、研究内容新颖:结合社群信任理论、技术接受模型与网络口碑等理论,并透过以往文献的整理与归纳,加入社群关系、互动性、个人信任倾向等因素,以中国的消费者为样本,建构并验证出影响消费者参与网络团购意愿的模型。
     3、实证方法新颖:采用结构方程对研究模型进行验证,数据分析手段新颖。而且开发本土化的“网络团购意愿量表”,全面归纳影响网络团购意愿的因素,协助网络团购经营业者理解经营虚拟社群的价值,为企业吸引和维持忠诚客户提供了新的途径和管理基础,对网络团购的营销实践提供理论指导与实证依据。
The existence of the Internet bought unprecedented impact to human lifestyle and consumption habits, in turn causing major changes to global economy. The newly developed Internet applications presented more opportunities for entrepreneurs. Among them, the new business model known as online group-buying has been particularly prevalent in China in recent years. It involves an Internet platform providing a place where consumers can group together to purchase products, to increase the consumers' bargaining power by the sheer volume of orders. Past research in this area generally targets discounts, group-buying methods, pricing schemes, and profit models. Less focus has been placed on the study of how mutual trust among members within the virtual community and benign community relationships affect consumer' s willingness to participate in online group-buying.
     Evidently, with the passage of time and the development of Internet communities, members of virtual communities also share information like their behavior in real world communities. Word-of-mouth information spread through interactions between virtual community members, in turn causing the members to develop trust and loyalty to the community. Many enterprises intend to tap into the profiteering potential of this model, and have created online platforms to operate virtual communities to serve as communication channels between the enterprise and the clientele as well as utilize it as a marketing ploy. Whether the mutual trust and interactions among members within the virtual community causes change to the consumption behavior of individual members of the virtual community remains a topic to be studied to complement research with other aspects of online group-buying studies.
     This paper focuses on the aspect of virtual community trust, combining the theory of Internet word-of-mouth and Technology Acceptance Model, to develop a deeper understanding of how virtual communities influence consumer participation in online group-buying, and to extract the key factors that impact consumer willingness to participate in online group-buying. The research involves survey responses from 314 individual consumers with online group-buying experience from Shanghai, Beijing, and Jiangsu Province. The responses are processed and analyzed with SPSS 15.0 and AMOS 7.0. The final results are used to provide suggestions to operators of online group-buying platforms, and to provide a different direction to academia for related studies, providing theoretical guidance and empirical evidence for the online group-buying marketing practices.
     The primary contributions of this study are:
     1、Innovation in Research Aspect: The majority of studies in China focus on the organization and refinement of the reasons that create group-buying and its development models. This study spans across the fields of Psychology, Internet Marketing, and Information Management. Extracting factors that influence virtual community trust from the consumer's point of view, to discuss how virtual community trust and interaction among members influence the willingness of consumer's to participate in online group-buying.
     2、Innovation in Research Content: This study is based on Chinese consumer samples, with the combination of community trust theory, word-of-mouth theory, and TAM, together with analysis of past research efforts, and the addition of factors including community relationship, interactivity, and personal preference, to create and validate models of the factors that influence consumer willingness to participate in online group-buying.
     3、Innovation in Research Validation: SEM is utilized to validate the research model with new analysis methodology. Together with the development of a localized "Internet Group-Buying Willingness Scale", for a thorough induction of factors that influence consumer willingness, to assist online group-buying platform operators to understand the value of virtual community management, allowing the enterprise to attract and maintain loyal customers with new channels and management foundations, and to provide theoretical guidance together with empirical evidence for the marketing practices of online group-buying.
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