Factors that determine the purchase intention of running shoes on digital platform

Statistics had shown the athletic-footwear industry to be lucrative, with research identifying running shoes to be the main contributor to athletic-footwear monthly growth. With technological advancement, electronic commerce had been incorporated into the distribution channel of running shoes. Th...

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Main Author: Lee, Yan Wei
Other Authors: Tan Cher Chay, John
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-789552022-11-02T01:51:49Z Factors that determine the purchase intention of running shoes on digital platform Lee, Yan Wei Tan Cher Chay, John Business::Marketing::Research Business::Marketing::Consumer behavior Statistics had shown the athletic-footwear industry to be lucrative, with research identifying running shoes to be the main contributor to athletic-footwear monthly growth. With technological advancement, electronic commerce had been incorporated into the distribution channel of running shoes. This phenomenon coupled with the high participation rate of running/jogging in Singapore created a positive outlook in the running shoe industry. However, research in online running shoes retailing remains dearth and inconclusive. Purpose: Therefore, this study aims to investigate the factors that influence the purchase intention of running shoes on the digital platform within the context of Singapore. Participants and methods: 208 Singaporeans/Permanent residents, age 21 and above were recruited via snowball sampling, responses were aggregated through an online survey. The main section of the survey consists of three sections: 1) Incentive of the digital platform, 2) Attributes of running shoes, 3) Characteristics of running shoes. Statistical analysis was conducted with IMB SPSS Statistics V25.0, descriptive statistics and non-parametric inferential tests were employed. Results: Price against online store, price of shoes, and shoe type is identified as the leading influencing factors of purchase intention. No significant difference was found between gender on the preference of the three leading factors (p >0.05), a significant difference was identified in relation to shoe type between runner and non-runner group (p = 0.042). Based on mean rank, runner was found to have a higher preference (114.28) over non-runner (93.60). Conclusion: Knowledge gain can assist marketers and web designers in crafting efficient ads and webpage within Singapore. Bachelor of Science (Sport Science and Management) 2019-11-12T08:33:22Z 2019-11-12T08:33:22Z 2019 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/78955 en 44 p. application/pdf
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Lee, Yan Wei
Factors that determine the purchase intention of running shoes on digital platform
description Statistics had shown the athletic-footwear industry to be lucrative, with research identifying running shoes to be the main contributor to athletic-footwear monthly growth. With technological advancement, electronic commerce had been incorporated into the distribution channel of running shoes. This phenomenon coupled with the high participation rate of running/jogging in Singapore created a positive outlook in the running shoe industry. However, research in online running shoes retailing remains dearth and inconclusive. Purpose: Therefore, this study aims to investigate the factors that influence the purchase intention of running shoes on the digital platform within the context of Singapore. Participants and methods: 208 Singaporeans/Permanent residents, age 21 and above were recruited via snowball sampling, responses were aggregated through an online survey. The main section of the survey consists of three sections: 1) Incentive of the digital platform, 2) Attributes of running shoes, 3) Characteristics of running shoes. Statistical analysis was conducted with IMB SPSS Statistics V25.0, descriptive statistics and non-parametric inferential tests were employed. Results: Price against online store, price of shoes, and shoe type is identified as the leading influencing factors of purchase intention. No significant difference was found between gender on the preference of the three leading factors (p >0.05), a significant difference was identified in relation to shoe type between runner and non-runner group (p = 0.042). Based on mean rank, runner was found to have a higher preference (114.28) over non-runner (93.60). Conclusion: Knowledge gain can assist marketers and web designers in crafting efficient ads and webpage within Singapore.
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title_short Factors that determine the purchase intention of running shoes on digital platform
title_full Factors that determine the purchase intention of running shoes on digital platform
title_fullStr Factors that determine the purchase intention of running shoes on digital platform
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