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It is well known that online shopping is growing, but recent reports have indicated that e‐retailers are failing to deliver. In this paper, the authors consider aspects of shopping and shopping styles, comparing e‐shopping with bricks and mortar. First, a small exploratory pilot study...
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Previous research suggests that perceived risk is an important ingredient in the consumer decision‐making process. The …
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This paper uses the metaphor of the movie classic the Wizard of Oz to represent the online experiences of young adults. Just like the twister that turns Dorothy’s world upside, down the Internet has arrived to transform our black and white lives into the Technicolor hyper‐reality of the Land...
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This paper examines the literature concerning consumers’ purchasing on the Internet and reports on a project that contained qualitative findings with the help of quantitative data to uncover consumer purchase orientations for financial services. The findings showed support for the literature...
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This paper seeks to challenge the tendency to represent gender as a unitary theoretical construct; and would argue for a more differentiated view of how the psychological aspects of gender influence the consumption of advertising. We use a small‐scale exploratory study to examine the potential...
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prevalent, rendering bank Web sites ineffective at aiding consumer decision making. The research questions the role of the … Internet in information provision and suggests how banks can improve their Web sites to assist consumer decision making.  …
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during the customer decision‐making process on the basis of the CBP.  …
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Purpose – This paper makes the case for the use of real diaries as an alternative methodology in marketing research. It is argued that Qualitative Diary Research (QDR) in marketing and consumer research is an innovative way to capture rich insights into processes, relationships, settings,...
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Purpose – To review the history of “green marketing” since the early 1990s and to provide a critique of both theory and practice in order to understand how the marketing discipline may yet contribute to progress towards greater sustainability. Design/methodology/approach – The paper...
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Purpose – To propose a model for ethical behaviour based on product, production and marketing methods, and to make use of qualitative data relating to a specific product in order to test its validity. This model is termed the Ethical Cube. Design/methodology/approach – The model was...
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