Essays about: "Video Commerce"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 15 essays containing the words Video Commerce.

1. 1. From Scroll to Cart: Investigating the Influence of TikTok Community Commerce Content on Adult Purchase Behavior

   University essay from

   Author : Adia Atwell; [2023]
   Keywords : TikTok; Community Commerce; Influence; Purchase Behavior; User-Generated Content; Word of Mouth; Stimulus Organism Response; Social Influence;

   Abstract : With the rise of social media platforms and the increasing popularity of short-form video content, TikTok has emerged as one of the dominant platforms for entertainment, information sharing, and commerce. This thesis aims to examine the influence of community commerce TikTok content on adult users, exploring the impact it has on their purchasing behaviors, perceptions, and overall engagement. READ MORE

3. 2. Augmented Reality in Video Commerce : Affordances and Limitations of Virtual Try-On Technology For Luxury Beauty Consumption.

   University essay from KTH/Skolan för elektroteknik och datavetenskap (EECS)

   Author : Amel Vendela Björkbom; [2023]
   Keywords : Virtual Try-On; Augmented Reality; Luxury Retail; Beauty sector; Video Commerce; Online shopping; Customer service; Luxury service; Lyxkonsumtion; Kosmetik; E-Handel; Kundervice; Virtuell Teknik;

   Abstract : Providing personalized and exclusive services to customers has traditionally relied on in-person interactions between employees and customers. This paper explores video commerce supported by virtual try-On (VTO) technology for personalized and exclusive shopping experiences in the digital environment. READ MORE

4. 3. User consumptions behavior of interactive video platform - A reflective study of Douyin as an E-commerce Platform

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Institutionen för informatik

   Author : Borges Jose Joaquim Paindane; Xiaoqian Lu; [2022]
   Keywords : Interactive Video; E-commence Platform; Douyin; Social Media; Consumption Behavior.; Business and Economics;

   Abstract : Because of the versatility of technological influence and the rapid development of digitalization, interactive social media, such as Tik Tok and Douyin, have brought more consumption possibilities to the market. These social media are merging to innovate some new consumption behaviors by using interactive content to save costs and give users more value. READ MORE

5. 4. Ready, set, live! How Do European Consumers Perceive the Value of Live Video Shopping and What are Their Motivations to Engage in It? A Qualitative Study

   University essay from Umeå universitet/Företagsekonomi

   Author : Elina Andersson; Nicolai Pitz; [2021]
   Keywords : Live Video Shopping; LVS; perceived value; consumer engagement; digital marketing; e-commerce; Technology Acceptance; Uses and Gratifications Theory;

   Abstract : The phenomenon of Live Video Shopping (LVS) has gained increased attention in recent years. Sinceapproximately 2017, the Chinese market has brought LVSto the attention of the public. In terms of overall market share, LVS was projected to account for roughly 20% of the overalle-commerce volume in Chinauntil 2021. READ MORE

6. 5. Visual appeal versus usability : A quantitative analysis of the importance of visual appeal and usability in e-commerce

   University essay from Jönköping University/Tekniska Högskolan

   Author : Gustav Haglund; Clara Mood Román; [2020]
   Keywords : User experience; UX design; e-commerce; visual appeal; usability; trustworthiness;

   Abstract : Unappealing websites are rejected quickly upon visiting them, while visitors spend more time on visually appealing websites before judging its reliability; but to what extent can visual appeal alone carry the success of a website, and is it so powerful that good usability can be sacrificed? This paper studies the respective importance of visual appeal and usability in e-commerce as factors, in order to determine which factor plays the bigger role in generating trust and credibility for an e-commerce site, as credibility perception is highly correlated with its visual complexity. The relation between these two factors and the likelihood to make a purchase is also discussed. READ MORE