PROFILE

LECTURER

ASSOC. PROF DR. ILHAM SENTOSA ANWAR MALIK

PROFILE OF THE AUTHORS

NURUL AINA BINTI ZAINUDIN

62212119135

NURUL NATASYA ATIQAH BINTI SAFRI

62212119576

NATASHA ZULAIKHA BINTI NASARUDDIN

62212119594

MAIN JOURNAL AS MAIN REFERENCE

We think that this research concept is interesting for us to determine whether behavioral intention really affects brand image through social media among consumers in Malaysia.

TITLE

The Behavioural Intention Effect on The Brand Image Between Sales Promotion and Advertising Through Social Media.

WHO THE WRITER 

Ridwan Adetunji Raji, Sabrina Rashid, Sobhi Ishak, 2019.

THE LINK TO THE SOURCE

https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/JRIM-01-2018-0004/full/html?skipTracking=true

PROBLEM STATEMENT

 

Customers' availability and unlimited access to information is the primary threat and misunderstanding associated with social media. These actions are not completely under the control of the company because situations and customer reactions can be unpredictable at times. However, only a small number of businesses can effectively use social media to increase revenue. 

The issue is that businesses lack the necessary characteristics to maintain sufficient interaction with customers to generate higher revenues. Also, the problem can be reformulated because enterprises underestimate the importance of social media and its powerful influence on their profits and reputation. Nevertheless, research is required because it will aid in determining the explicit features that a company should have to build reliable and successful social media campaigns. 

RESEARCH QUESTIONS

Research Questions 

1. What is the effect of social media advertising content on the consumer behavioral intention of brand image?

2.What is the impact of social media sales promotion content on the consumer behavioral intention of brand image?

3.What is the relationship between hedonic brand image on the consumer behavioral intention of brand image?

Objectives of the Research

The primary of this study of what is the outcome of brand image on the behavioral intention of customers, when it comes to buying any branded product.

1. To examine the effect of social media advertising content on the consumer behavioral intention of brand image.

2. To observe the impact of social media sales promotion content on the consumer behavioral intention of brand image.

3. To investigate the relationship between hedonic brand image on the consumer behavioral intention of brand image.

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

    The purpose of The Behavioral Intention Effect on Brand Image research is to investigate and discuss how the brand product image can be influenced by customer behavioral intentions through social media. As we all known, Brand image is defined as consumers' ideas, perceptions, expectations, beliefs, and mental representations of a product or service.

    Furthermore, considering the viral usage of social media as a marketing communications channel, the findings of this study help to understand the impact of social media channels on the interactions and engagements between companies, consumers, and brand management. 

    Companies of organizations must strategically use social media marketing to appeal to their target audiences. However, challenges in using social media to reach consumers include a lack of appropriate scales to measure and investigate constructs of interest, and the constant changes in current and emerging social media platforms.

UNDERPINNING THEORY

    

Theory of planned behavior (TPB) postulated on the individual’s intention to perform the behavior (Ajzen I., 1991).

DATA ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE

In the data analysis technique, there is two main software that is used to analyze every data.

    Firstly, demographic profile data were analyzed by using IBM SPSS Statistics. SPSS is a comprehensive system for analyzing data to generate tabulated reports, charts, descriptive statistics, and other complex statistical analyses. It addresses the entire statistical analysis process, including planning, data collection, analysis, and reporting. Therefore, this software was used to generate the descriptive frequency statistics of demographic data and analyze.

    Next, the Partial Least Squares method (PLS) specifically SmartPLSS was used to analyze the data from Google Form, the second generation of structural equation modeling (SEM) technique. It is characterized as the most suitable technique where the research purpose is a prediction or exploratory modeling. PLS works well with structural equation models that have latent variables and a series of cause-and-effect relationships. There are general ways that can be used to evaluate mediation and can be classified into three general approaches.