(PDF) Consumer Behavior in Online Shopping: A Study of Aizawl
1: Conceptual Framework for Online shopping in aspects of Consumer
(PDF) A Comparative Study of Traditional Shopping and Online Shopping
Research Framework of Consumer Satisfaction with Internet Shopping
(PDF) A Study on "The impact of online shopping upon retail trade business"
(PDF) A REVIEW ON ONLINE SHOPPING STUDIES
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Full article: The impact of online shopping attributes on customer
This study confirmed the key role of the moderating effect of e-commerce experience in the online shopping context of the emerging African market, supporting the e-commerce literature (Menidjel et al., Citation 2020; Prashar et al., Citation 2017) that confirms the importance of research studies that measure the Internet usage experience and e ...
Understanding the impact of online customers' shopping experience on
Research offers some indication that the online customers' shopping experience (OCSE) can be a strong predictor of online impulsive buying behavior, but there is not much empirical support available to form a holistic understanding; whether, and indeed how, the effects of the OCSE on online impulsive buying behavior are affected by customers' attitudinal loyalty and self-control are not well ...
Why do people shop online? A comprehensive framework of consumers
first stream of research focuses on consumers online shopping behavior at specific online shops. For example, an early study in this domain was Gefen et al. (2003) who explain ed why
Online shopping: Factors that affect consumer purchasing behaviour
The author found that the main factors that affect online shopping are convenience and attractive pricing/discount. Advertising and recommendations were among the least effective. In the study by Lian and Yen (2014), authors tested the two dimensions (drivers and barriers) that might affect intention to purchase online.
Online shopping: a systematic review of customers' perceived benefits
Overall, 30 research studies were selected for the review and a significant number of studies were published in 2021 (n = 15).,The research findings revealed that customers are motivated to shop online because of perceived benefits such as time-saving, convenience, 24/7 accessibility, interactive services without physical boundaries, trust ...
Factors Influencing Online Shopping Behavior: The Mediating Role of
Finding also revealed that purchase intention significant positively influence online shopping behavior. For future research, sample from working adults and other variables that related to online shopping were to be included to minimise sampling bias. ... E-Commerce: A Study on Online Shopping in Malaysia. Journal of Social Science, 13(3), 231 ...
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Another study states that only 31% of Pakistani tend to pay online for shopping and that cybercrimes and lack of trust in payment systems are the main reasons for their choice. ( CIGI, 2017 ). An increase in the online payment rate includes uncertain security and privacy issues that may influence consumers' buying behavior in e-markets ( Pang ...
Online consumer shopping behaviour: A review and research agenda
While studies have primarily considered categories such as apparel and grocery, in terms of methodology experimental and survey-based studies were most common. Additionally, the article suggests some future research directions. The use of combined theories to better understand technology acceptance by consumers of online-shopping is recommended.
(PDF) Online shopping experiences: a qualitative research
This paper intends to examine online shopping. experiences from three aspects: the physical, ideological and pragmatic dimensions. As an exploratory research study, a qualitative research method ...
The impact of COVID-19 on the evolution of online retail: The pandemic
First, as demonstrated in Table 1, there is a plethora of mostly anecdotal, non-empirically-based evidence that during the pandemic (and beside the pandemic itself) two major factors, i.e., government restrictions and consumer behavior changes, drove a significant initial surge in online shopping. Second, extant studies failed to offer insights ...
A Study of Online Shopping Behaviour by Consumers During ...
Non-utilitarian goods purchases were procrastinated to a later date. Covid19 pandemic has forced a change in the rate of adoption of online shopping behaviour. This study aims to identify the factors that influence the shopping behaviour in an online ecosystem and more specially the disruption in shopping behaviour during Covid19 conditions.
Online Shopping and E-Commerce
Americans are incorporating a wide range of digital tools and platforms into their purchasing decisions and buying habits, according to a Pew Research Center survey of U.S. adults. The survey finds that roughly eight-in-ten Americans are now online shoppers: 79% have made an online purchase of any type, while 51% have bought something using a ...
Factors Affecting Consumers' Online Choice Intention: A Study Based on
Based on qualitative research, some scholars try to adopt statistical methods and models to study consumer shopping channels, such as using correlation analysis to analyze factors influencing consumers in online shopping decision-making (Elida et al., 2019). However, the relationship between variables cannot be well explained and the latent ...
The impact of AR online shopping experience on customer purchase
Augmented Reality (AR) offers a rich business format, convenient applications, great industrial potential, and strong commercial benefits. The integration of AR technology with online shopping has brought tremendous changes to e-commerce. The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is a mature model for assessing consumer acceptance of new technologies, and applying it to evaluate the impact of AR ...
Online shopping: Factors that affect consumer purchasing behaviour
In study by (Baubonienė & Gulevičiūtė, Citation 2015), 183 Lihtuanian consumers who purchase online were surveyed. Within this study, authors determined four factors that influenced the behavior of customers: technical factors (knowledge of IT technologies and IT skills), consumer-related factors (an attitude to online shopping, cultural ...
Online Consumer Satisfaction During COVID-19: Perspective of a
First, this research only examined a few risks involved in online shopping. Future research studies should analyze other risks, for example, quality risk and privacy risk. Second, this study focused on shopping through direct e-stores and indirect e-stores. Future research can implement a conceptual model of a specific brand.
Evidence of the time-varying impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on online
This study aims to investigate temporal changes of online search activities of the public about shopping products, harnessing the NAVER DataLab Shopping Insight (NDLSI) data (weekly online search ...
Consumer buying behavior towards online shopping: An empirical study on
For more succinct understanding, Table 1 summarizes the previous study results on online shopping followed by advantages of online shopping (Table 2) and disadvantages of online shopping (Table 3). ... Internet users in Bangladesh spend over Tk 7184.018 crore in online shopping each year. A Google research paper titled "Research Insight: ...
Consumers' Impulsive Buying Behavior in Online Shopping Based on the
According to the theory of multisensory interaction and integration, a good visibility effect can increase the level of virtual touch and enhance the presence of online shopping. Therefore, this study puts forward the following research hypothesis: H2: Vividness has a positive impact on social presence in online shopping.
A study on factors limiting online shopping behaviour of consumers
The purpose of the research was to find out the problems that consumers face during their shopping through online stores.,A quantitative research method was adopted for this research in which a survey was conducted among the users of online shopping sites.,As per the results total six factors came out from the study that restrains consumers to ...
(Pdf) Consumers' Buying Behavior on Online Shopping: an Utaut and Lum
This study explores the differences between buyers and non-buyers in the adoption of electronic purchase intention in Colombia. Based on the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT), a theoretical model that includes a set of five variables is established: performance expectations, effort expectations, social influence, facilitating conditions, and risk.
Evaluating the impact of social media on online shopping behavior
As illustrated in Table 1, the study used four constructs of social media to examine online shopping behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic.Live streaming factors include social sharing, hedonic consumption, cognitive assimilation, and impulsive consumption. The celebrity endorsement factor includes the number of shares, authenticity, positive sentiments, and recognizable celebrity.
We're all shopping more online as consumer behaviour shifts
The consulting and accounting firm's June 2021 Global Consumer Insights Pulse Survey reports a strong shift to online shopping as people were first confined by lockdowns, and then many continued to work from home. Other trends in this shift towards digital consumption include online shoppers being keen to find the best price, choosing more healthy options and being more eco-friendly by ...
Factors Influencing Customer Satisfaction in Online Shopping Among Non
Product quality, brand, and shopping experience are three aspects that contributed to this study. The survey approach was utilized in this study, and 364 respondents answered questionnaires. Questionnaires were distributed to non-resident university students to determine the elements that influence their decision to shop online.
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This study confirmed the key role of the moderating effect of e-commerce experience in the online shopping context of the emerging African market, supporting the e-commerce literature (Menidjel et al., Citation 2020; Prashar et al., Citation 2017) that confirms the importance of research studies that measure the Internet usage experience and e ...
Research offers some indication that the online customers' shopping experience (OCSE) can be a strong predictor of online impulsive buying behavior, but there is not much empirical support available to form a holistic understanding; whether, and indeed how, the effects of the OCSE on online impulsive buying behavior are affected by customers' attitudinal loyalty and self-control are not well ...
first stream of research focuses on consumers online shopping behavior at specific online shops. For example, an early study in this domain was Gefen et al. (2003) who explain ed why
The author found that the main factors that affect online shopping are convenience and attractive pricing/discount. Advertising and recommendations were among the least effective. In the study by Lian and Yen (2014), authors tested the two dimensions (drivers and barriers) that might affect intention to purchase online.
Overall, 30 research studies were selected for the review and a significant number of studies were published in 2021 (n = 15).,The research findings revealed that customers are motivated to shop online because of perceived benefits such as time-saving, convenience, 24/7 accessibility, interactive services without physical boundaries, trust ...
Finding also revealed that purchase intention significant positively influence online shopping behavior. For future research, sample from working adults and other variables that related to online shopping were to be included to minimise sampling bias. ... E-Commerce: A Study on Online Shopping in Malaysia. Journal of Social Science, 13(3), 231 ...
Another study states that only 31% of Pakistani tend to pay online for shopping and that cybercrimes and lack of trust in payment systems are the main reasons for their choice. ( CIGI, 2017 ). An increase in the online payment rate includes uncertain security and privacy issues that may influence consumers' buying behavior in e-markets ( Pang ...
While studies have primarily considered categories such as apparel and grocery, in terms of methodology experimental and survey-based studies were most common. Additionally, the article suggests some future research directions. The use of combined theories to better understand technology acceptance by consumers of online-shopping is recommended.
This paper intends to examine online shopping. experiences from three aspects: the physical, ideological and pragmatic dimensions. As an exploratory research study, a qualitative research method ...
First, as demonstrated in Table 1, there is a plethora of mostly anecdotal, non-empirically-based evidence that during the pandemic (and beside the pandemic itself) two major factors, i.e., government restrictions and consumer behavior changes, drove a significant initial surge in online shopping. Second, extant studies failed to offer insights ...
Non-utilitarian goods purchases were procrastinated to a later date. Covid19 pandemic has forced a change in the rate of adoption of online shopping behaviour. This study aims to identify the factors that influence the shopping behaviour in an online ecosystem and more specially the disruption in shopping behaviour during Covid19 conditions.
Americans are incorporating a wide range of digital tools and platforms into their purchasing decisions and buying habits, according to a Pew Research Center survey of U.S. adults. The survey finds that roughly eight-in-ten Americans are now online shoppers: 79% have made an online purchase of any type, while 51% have bought something using a ...
Based on qualitative research, some scholars try to adopt statistical methods and models to study consumer shopping channels, such as using correlation analysis to analyze factors influencing consumers in online shopping decision-making (Elida et al., 2019). However, the relationship between variables cannot be well explained and the latent ...
Augmented Reality (AR) offers a rich business format, convenient applications, great industrial potential, and strong commercial benefits. The integration of AR technology with online shopping has brought tremendous changes to e-commerce. The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is a mature model for assessing consumer acceptance of new technologies, and applying it to evaluate the impact of AR ...
In study by (Baubonienė & Gulevičiūtė, Citation 2015), 183 Lihtuanian consumers who purchase online were surveyed. Within this study, authors determined four factors that influenced the behavior of customers: technical factors (knowledge of IT technologies and IT skills), consumer-related factors (an attitude to online shopping, cultural ...
First, this research only examined a few risks involved in online shopping. Future research studies should analyze other risks, for example, quality risk and privacy risk. Second, this study focused on shopping through direct e-stores and indirect e-stores. Future research can implement a conceptual model of a specific brand.
This study aims to investigate temporal changes of online search activities of the public about shopping products, harnessing the NAVER DataLab Shopping Insight (NDLSI) data (weekly online search ...
For more succinct understanding, Table 1 summarizes the previous study results on online shopping followed by advantages of online shopping (Table 2) and disadvantages of online shopping (Table 3). ... Internet users in Bangladesh spend over Tk 7184.018 crore in online shopping each year. A Google research paper titled "Research Insight: ...
According to the theory of multisensory interaction and integration, a good visibility effect can increase the level of virtual touch and enhance the presence of online shopping. Therefore, this study puts forward the following research hypothesis: H2: Vividness has a positive impact on social presence in online shopping.
The purpose of the research was to find out the problems that consumers face during their shopping through online stores.,A quantitative research method was adopted for this research in which a survey was conducted among the users of online shopping sites.,As per the results total six factors came out from the study that restrains consumers to ...
This study explores the differences between buyers and non-buyers in the adoption of electronic purchase intention in Colombia. Based on the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT), a theoretical model that includes a set of five variables is established: performance expectations, effort expectations, social influence, facilitating conditions, and risk.
As illustrated in Table 1, the study used four constructs of social media to examine online shopping behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic.Live streaming factors include social sharing, hedonic consumption, cognitive assimilation, and impulsive consumption. The celebrity endorsement factor includes the number of shares, authenticity, positive sentiments, and recognizable celebrity.
The consulting and accounting firm's June 2021 Global Consumer Insights Pulse Survey reports a strong shift to online shopping as people were first confined by lockdowns, and then many continued to work from home. Other trends in this shift towards digital consumption include online shoppers being keen to find the best price, choosing more healthy options and being more eco-friendly by ...
Product quality, brand, and shopping experience are three aspects that contributed to this study. The survey approach was utilized in this study, and 364 respondents answered questionnaires. Questionnaires were distributed to non-resident university students to determine the elements that influence their decision to shop online.