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Webrooming and showrooming: a multi-stage consumer decision process
PurposeThe purpose of this research is to propose and validate a theoretical framework explaining web-rooming and showrooming as a multi-stage decision-making process. The authors have used consumer purchase decision-making theories to propose a model that identifies showrooming and webrooming as a combination of two decisions, channel choice during ...
Srabanti Mukherjee, Swagato Chatterjee
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Abstract Research Summary We argue that in the era of e‐commerce, retail firms can simultaneously grow their product and international portfolio by adopting a multichannel strategy, that is, using digital and physical channels. Drawing on the resource bundling perspective, we argue that the previously advocated negative relationship between product and
Georgios Batsakis +2 more
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The evolving direct‐to‐consumer retail model: A review and research agenda
Abstract The substantial growth of e‐commerce sales, driven by digital advancements, has enticed brands to sell direct‐to‐consumers (DTC) online. Despite the growth of the DTC online retail model in practice, academic literature remains fragmented. This systematic review is timely as it meets the need for a comprehensive understanding of the evolution ...
Samantha McKee +3 more
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Abstract While Amazon's disruption of the retail market has been associated with significant changes in consumer behavior, empirical studies on how interacting with Amazon has changed customers' expectations toward other offline/online retailers remain scarce. Such Amazon‐driven perceptions of service attributes are sometimes referred to as the ‘Amazon
Agostino Vollero +2 more
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Abstract In an omnichannel era, businesses and marketers need insights into the dynamics of customer shopping behaviors, particularly the interplay between omnichannel, showrooming, and webrooming behaviors. This study investigates the evolution and trends of the research and channel shopping behaviors (RCSB) domain, spanning from 1998 to 2022 ...
Alrence S. Halibas +4 more
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Abstract Consumers frequently use mobile phones in a store to search for external information as an alternative to consulting with frontline employees. Mobile phone usage is especially prevalent among young consumers. Drawing on qualitative study results and existing literature, we conceptualize the effects of different in‐store information sources on ...
Tobias Schaefers +3 more
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Authentic omnichannel: Providing consumers with a seamless brand experience through authenticity
Abstract Omnichannel represents a customer‐oriented distribution paradigm through which retailers can deliver a seamless customer experience and create an authentic brand narrative that is communicated to customers across diverse touchpoints. Despite the increasing relevance of the omnichannel approach, research on how omnichannel can affect the ...
Marta Massi +2 more
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Variety of shopping modes: theoretical framework, pivotal factors, and managerial implications
With the development of e-commerce and smartphones, consumers can use a variety of shopping modes (i.e., showrooming, webrooming, and completely offline/online shopping), each of which provides specific advantages in terms of price, assortment, service,
Ignacio Redondo, Jean-Philippe Charron
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Evolution and trends in consumer behaviour: Insights from Journal of Consumer Behaviour
Abstract The way consumers behave is fundamental to marketing. Journal of Consumer Behaviour (JCB) is an international journal dedicated to publishing the latest developments of consumer behaviour. To gain an understanding of the evolution and trends in consumer behaviour, this study presents a retrospective review of JCB using bibliometric analysis ...
Weng Marc Lim +4 more
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Abstract We document the evolution of academic research through a bibliometric analysis of 123 retail analytics articles published in top operations management journals from 2000 to 2020. We isolate nine decision areas via manual coding that we verify using automated text analysis (topic modeling).
Robert P. Rooderkerk +2 more
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