Impact of Social Media on Consumer Buying Behavior through Online Value Proposition: A Study on E-Commerce Business in Bangladesh
Date
2020-08-01Author
Amin, Md. Al
Nowsin, Nadia
Hossain, Imran
Bala, Tapas
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Purpose: The research aims at how social media influences consumer
buying behavior through the online value proposition. The study
considers the integrated digital platform to be utilized for sophisticated
business activities to assess the online buying behavior of consumers,
which can be effective with the online value proposition. The study
further aims to explore the effects of social media to improve consumer
interest which can create a successful e-commerce marketplace.
Methodology: For comprehending the research outcome, the work
follows deductive research approach being conclusive in nature
considering a triangulation research method. Non-probability
snowballing sampling technique is used to determine the significance of
research. Data was collected from 150 respondents by means of a survey
questionnaire and a face to face interview. Data were analyzed through
regression, correlation and ANOVA.
Findings: The research findings revealed positive results for the social
media' effectiveness in the e-commerce sector. Nonetheless, companies
operating in Bangladesh are underestimating the opportunity of branded
e-commerce development within social media.
Limitations: This research suffered from a considerable amount of time
& budget. Though, proper time allocation and budget can take this study
further.
Practical Implications: Research the implications for the advancement
of the e-commerce sector is essential to understand the further growth of
social media in the e-commerce sector. All social media must be
expressed more clearly so that sufficient communication tools are
distributed.
Originality/Value: The research has illustrated consumer buying
behavior is changing significantly through online value proposition as
well as the reason behind this consequence. Therefore, the research has
fulfilled the prior literature gap and maintained its originality.
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