This dissertation introduced a new construct-attitude toward the online advertising format (Aformat)—and demonstrated its relevance in the attitude-toward-the-ad (Aad) model.; As the online advertising environment becomes more cluttered, technological possibilities expand, and expenditures show improvement, an understanding of consumers' attitudes toward the various online advertising formats is critical.; In Study 1, depth interviews with Web surfers and online advertising experts identified 15 perceptions of online advertising formats. The interviews also determined six online advertising formats for future study including banners, pop-ups, skyscrapers, large rectangles, floating ads, and interstitials.; In Study 2, a survey with a student sample was used to determine the influence of Aformat on Aad and the ability of the perceptions identified in the first study and other variables to predict Aformat .; The regression equation revealed that while Aformat was a significant predictor of Aad, attitude toward online advertising was not. The influence of Aformat on Aad is particularly important given that Aad is a documented precursor of brand attitude, brand choice, and purchase intentions.; Online ad perceptions were found to be related to Aformat for all six online ad formats tested. The formats differed in terms of the specific perceptions that were significantly correlated with attitude toward each format. The other hypothesized predictors of Aformat (i.e., attitude toward online advertising, attitude toward the Web site, and attitude toward the Internet) were found to be either significantly correlated with only certain formats or not significantly correlated at all.; Study 3 produced descriptive data on Aformat using a national survey of 1,075 adults. This study also determined how each format was rated on the perceptual dimensions and tested the ability of perceptions to predict Aformat.; The data supported the three hypotheses of this study. Web users possess significantly different attitudes across formats. Users also hold a varied combination of perceptions about each format. Furthermore, the three perceptions of entertainment, annoyance, and information have a significant impact on Aformat.
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机译:本文介绍了一种对在线广告格式(A format sub>)的新建构态度-并证明了其与广告态度(A ad sub>)模型的相关性。;随着在线广告环境变得更加混乱,技术可能性扩大以及支出显示出改善,了解消费者对各种在线广告格式的态度至关重要。在研究1中,对网络冲浪者和在线广告专家的深入访谈确定了15种对在线广告格式的看法。访谈还确定了六种在线广告格式以供将来研究,包括横幅,弹出窗口,摩天大楼,大矩形广告,浮动广告和插页式广告。在研究2中,使用带有学生样本的调查来确定A format sub>对A ad sub>的影响以及在第一次研究中确定的感知能力和其他变量预测A format sub>。回归方程表明,虽然A format sub>是A ad sub>的重要预测因子,但对在线广告的态度却不然。鉴于A ad sub>是品牌态度,品牌选择和购买意愿的有据可查的先驱,因此A format sub>对A ad sub>的影响尤为重要。 。;发现所有测试的六个在线广告格式的在线广告感知都与A format sub>相关。格式的不同之处在于对每种格式态度的特定看法。发现其他假设的A format sub>预测因子(即,对在线广告的态度,对网站的态度和对Internet的态度)与某些格式仅显着相关,或者与某些格式没有显着相关。所有。;研究3使用对1,075名成年人的全国调查得出了A format sub>形式的描述性数据。这项研究还确定了每种格式在感知维度上的等级,并测试了感知预测A format sub>的能力。数据支持了这项研究的三个假设。 Web用户对各种格式的态度截然不同。用户还对每种格式持有不同的看法组合。此外,娱乐,烦恼和信息的三种感知对A format sub>具有重要影响。
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