2022
DOI: 10.1080/23311975.2022.2028331
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An analysis of the effects of customer satisfaction and engagement on social media on repurchase intention in the hospitality industry

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“…Moreover, regarding technology characteristics that can play a role in addressing users' social needs, the first and second most frequently named clusters of meaning involved technology intelligence, imperfection/unpredictability in technology interaction/behavior, general technology humanlikeness, interacting (through speech) with the user, visual design suggesting humanlikeness, combination of various humanlike characteristics as well as modern/aesthetic/ appealing design and timeframe of possession/frequency of use. It appears, that apart from an attractive design K and the user involvement, e.g., through long possession or frequent use, known to generally influence product or brand engagement (e.g., Majeed et al 2022), the rest of the mentioned clusters of meaning mainly concerned characteristics resembling humans and/or interaction with them. Such results stand in line with previous findings supporting the role of anthropomorphism for the effect of interaction with technology on users' social needs (e.g., Krämer et al 2018;Mourey et al 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, regarding technology characteristics that can play a role in addressing users' social needs, the first and second most frequently named clusters of meaning involved technology intelligence, imperfection/unpredictability in technology interaction/behavior, general technology humanlikeness, interacting (through speech) with the user, visual design suggesting humanlikeness, combination of various humanlike characteristics as well as modern/aesthetic/ appealing design and timeframe of possession/frequency of use. It appears, that apart from an attractive design K and the user involvement, e.g., through long possession or frequent use, known to generally influence product or brand engagement (e.g., Majeed et al 2022), the rest of the mentioned clusters of meaning mainly concerned characteristics resembling humans and/or interaction with them. Such results stand in line with previous findings supporting the role of anthropomorphism for the effect of interaction with technology on users' social needs (e.g., Krämer et al 2018;Mourey et al 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Di samping itu, kepercayaan (trust) menjadi indikator utama dalam mempengaruhi konsumen untuk berperan serta dalam e-WOM. Majeed et al, (2022) dan Kujur & Singh (2017) berargumen bahwa kepercayaan merupakan hal terpenting ketika konsumen membeli suatu produk online serta menjadi faktor esensial dalam mendorong konsumen ke komunitas virtual. Konsumen akan lebih percaya pada kelompok pertemanannya dalam Facebook daripada opini oleh para ahli karena konsumen menilai bahwa kelompok pertemanan lebih dapat dipercaya (Luo et al, 2013).…”
Section: Sns Sebagai Strategi Marketing E-womunclassified
“…Repurchase intention merupakan penilaian positif terhadap aktivitas yang dilakukan sebelumnya sehingga muncul niat pelanggan untuk membeli kembali (Ananda et al, 2021). Karena tingginya biaya untuk mendapatkan pelanggan baru maka pelanggan dengan pembelian secara berulang diperlukan dan diinginkan oleh perusahaan (Majeed et al, 2022). Minat untuk membeli ulang akan muncul jika pelanggan merasa bahwa produk atau jasa yang diterima bisa memberikan kepuasan (Priambodo dan Farida, 2020).…”
Section: Repurchase Intentionunclassified