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구매시점을 중심으로 소셜커머스 구매환경이 미치는 소비자 선호 별 효용 분석Analysis of Consumer Preferences on Social Commerce Buying Environment

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Analysis of Consumer Preferences on Social Commerce Buying Environment
Authors
최소영임형수전덕빈강성열
Issue Date
2017
Publisher
한국경영과학회
Keywords
Social Commerce; Conjoint Analysis; Buying Environment; Utility Function; Interaction Effect; Customer Segmentation; Purchase Time
Citation
한국경영과학회지, v.42, no.2, pp.1 - 17
Journal Title
한국경영과학회지
Volume
42
Number
2
Start Page
1
End Page
17
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/hongik/handle/2020.sw.hongik/6619
DOI
10.7737/JKORMS.2017.42.2.001
ISSN
1225-1119
Abstract
Based on increased popularity and use of social network services as a marketing tool, social commerce became an emerging trend in e-commerce platforms. Social commerce involves sellers offering potential consumers the products and services at a lower price in a limited time period. Through comparison of the performances of domestic social commerce websites, we found that the buying environment such as price, number of available products, and the remaining time period for sale has a significant difference influencing on the purchase decisions of consumers. This study aims to analyze the interaction effects and preference levels of four characteristics (price, discount rate, number of purchases and purchase time) by conducting choice-based conjoint analysis. Survey experiment was performed using a sample of 146 undergraduate and graduate students. The results showed that consumers importantly consider purchase time, discount rate, price, number of purchases in the order of their preference. Also, discount effect is more significant on purchase decisions than price effect and consumers distinguish less the differences among the buying environment characteristics in the closing days of purchase period. Customer segmentation using the preference levels of characteristics indicates that the preference levels have different effects in the purchase utility of each segment. The proposed customer segmentation and differences in feature utilities are expected to be valuable in forming future sales promotion strategies in social commerce.
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