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Purpoes: To explore the impact of swimming pool consumer type and promotion method on perceived value, perceived risk and purchase intention, and whether there is an interaction between swimming pool consumer type and promotion method on perceived value, perceived risk and purchase intention. Methods: Research 1 adopts the interview method, and interviews members and non-member consumers of a sports club located in the NTU campus of National Tsing Hua University. A total of 8 people (6 members and 2 non-members) are interviewed. Types of swimming pool Consumers' preferences and thoughts on promotional methods. Study 2 adopts an experimental design, and divides the types of swimming pool consumers into two types: members and non-members, and the promotion methods are divided into two types: cash discounts and free tickets. The members and non-members of a sports center in Yangmei District, Taoyuan City The research object, through the design of 2 different experimental scripts, and using mixed two-factor variance to explore the individual and interactive effects of manipulated variables on perceived value, perceived risk, and purchase intention. Results: This study found that the use of cash discount promotion has higher perceived value, purchase intention and lower perceived risk than free tickets, and membership type has higher perceived value, perceived risk and purchase intention than non-member type. As for the impact of swimming pool consumer type and promotion method on dependent variables, no interaction appears. Conclusions: T The use of different promotion methods will have different impacts on consumers' purchase behavior, and the type of consumer will also affect consumer purchase behavior. Based on the above findings, in addition to proposing the practical implications of the results, it also provides an explanation of the feasibility of future research. |