A Study of The Impact of Social Media On Consumers: M. Nick Hajli
A Study of The Impact of Social Media On Consumers: M. Nick Hajli
A Study of The Impact of Social Media On Consumers: M. Nick Hajli
M. NICK HAJLI
BIRKBECK, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
17460920-073 Muhammad Aizaz Ali
17460920-118 Aqib Adnan
PRESENTED 17460920-145 Umar Farooq
BY
17460920-007 Waqas Sarwar
17460920-031 Ghulam Hussain
CONTENTS
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How social Relationship Relationship Direct and
media can between trust and between trust and indirect influence
influence trust in intention to buy perceived of social media
e-commerce usefulness (PU) on trust and
intention to buy
QUESTIONS
Do social media in social Do PU and trust affect the Which factors are more
networking sites affect the user’s intention to buy? important in determining the
user’s trust? user’s intention to buy?
LITERATURE REVIEW
Perceived usefulness
‘The degree to which a person believes that using a particular system would enhance his or
her job performance’ (Davis 1989).
LITERATURE REVIEW CONT...
Trust
Trust is a cornerstone in developing e-commerce. Benevolence and credibility are the two
main dimensions of trust (Ba & Pavlou 2002) upon which this research is based.
LITERATURE REVIEW CONT...
The user’s perceived value of online connection has a significant positive effect on
their willingness to pay other members of SNSs (Han & Windsor 2011).
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
INSTRUMENT
DATA RESEARCH
DEVELOPMEN
COLLECTION METHOD
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DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THE STUDY
Recent advances on the internet and the development of social media have facilitated
the interconnectivity of consumers.
Now a days there is a heavy interactions between peoples through social media such
as online forums, communities, reviews and recommendations.
These interactions Provide different values for both business and consumers.
Social media increase the level of trust in consumers and they indirectly encourage
them to buy through social networking sites.
CONCLUSION OF THE STUDY
When participants experience high level of system quality and information quality,
they are more likely to buy through social networking sites.
This research highlights the importance and rile of social media and its influence on
tryst building in e-commerce.
IMPLICATIONS OF THIS RESEARCH
Further studies could focus on a specific social networking sites and the gathering of
data through their members.
Future Research should take further steps to:
to examine the role of social media on intention to buy.
perceived usefulness
and to identify their effect on the model
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