Browsing by Subject "Celebrity endorsement"
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    Effecting of celebrity endorsement on customers' attitude towards advertisement and purchase intention: a case study of a skincare soap in Thailand
    (Bangkok : Assumption University Press, 2022) Attaphorn Natithamapimuke ; Chompu Nuangjamnong
    This research paper is conducted to inspect the effect of celebrity endorsement which includes 3 elements of celebrity source credibility which are celebrity attractiveness, celebrity trustworthiness, and celebrity expertise on customers’ attitudes towards advertisements and also their purchase intention. The sample of 400 respondents was drawn using an online questionnaire. After getting the responses, the data is analyzed using descriptive analysis together with multiple linear regression. The research found out that all of the endorsed celebrity elements have a positive impact on customers’ attitudes towards advertisement, however, for customer’s purchase intention, only 2 of 3 elements that do not include celebrity trustworthiness positively affect customer’s purchase intention. In addition, this research also states about possible further studies and recommendations which mainly focus on eliminating restrictions and limitations considering a variety of respondents limited only to Bangkok, Thailand.
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    Influences of celebrity endorsement on Thai male consumers' attitudes and purchase intention of male cosmetics: the case of Lee Dong Wook in boy de CHANEL
    (Bangkok : Assumption University Press, 2022) Nissareen Veerasatien ; Apichart Intravisit
    Purpose – The purpose of this study is to examine the influence of celebrity endorsement on the attitudes of Thai male consumers, which lead to male cosmetics purchase intentions, by using a case study of famous male cosmetics advertisements. Design/Methodology/Approach – To purpose the new conceptual model, this study has explored previous research and adapted some models to be more relevant. A self-administered survey was used to collect the primary data. Inferential analysis was done by multiple linear regression (MLR) to test the hypotheses. Findings – The results show partial support of hypotheses, such that trustworthiness and relevance are the only 2 factors in celebrity’s attributes that influence attitudes toward advertisements and attitudes toward products. Moreover, both attitudinal variables are significantly linked with male cosmetics purchase intentions. Limitations/Implications – This study is relatively novel in terms of the industry that it aimed to study, male cosmetics. Previous articles related to this industry, and research using the PATER model, are scarce. Future studies can pinpoint more into this model and this industry. Furthermore, the familiarity between consumers and ads elements might play a role, according to the results. Hence, Thai ads might be used to study in future research on Thai male consumers.
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    Influencing of online compulsive buying and materialism in health and beauty consequence new normal shopping
    (Bangkok : Assumption University Press, 2022) Chompu Nuangjamnong
    The purpose of this study is to determine the impact of online compulsive buying and materialism on new normal shopping in the health and beauty industry. Depression, anxiety, stress, self-esteem, social media advertising, celebrity endorsement, consumerism, and compulsive shopping are all examined in this study. The samples (415 respondents) were drawn from an online questionnaire using probability-sampling procedures that included stratified and basic random sampling. After collecting the data, it was analyzed using simple and multiple linear regression to confirm and demonstrate the hypotheses' relevance. Multiple and simple linear regression analyses, as well as a five-point Likert scale analysis, were used to analyze the data. This study discovered that social media advertising and celebrity endorsement had a substantial effect on materialism, whereas stress, depression, low self-esteem, and anxiety have a significant effect on online compulsive buying. According to simple linear regression, materialism has a large impact on obsessive online shopping for health and beauty products in the new normal. Additionally, this study proposes that in order to acquire a better knowledge of compulsive buying behavior on online shopping platforms, researchers should examine a diverse group of respondents, such as elderly buyers, as well as other service industries. Attaining these objectives is highly likely to maintain compulsive online shopping behavior in a new typical scenario. The research paper's weaknesses include its narrow emphasis on Thailand and Thai customers. As a result, the conclusions from this research may not be applicable to other nations and will solely reflect the situation in Thailand.