Influence of skippable, non-skippable and product knowledge advertisements on consumer responses in purchasing products that appear in advertisements
Savrina Oktaviana Sinaga,
Austin Leonardo,
Nurul Anisa
et al.
Abstract:The purpose of this study is to find out how skippable, non-skippable advertising and product knowledge affect customer response. The theory of advertising value (informativeness, credibility, entertainment, irritation) and consumer response theory (awareness, knowledge, likes, preferences, beliefs, purchases) are used. This study uses a quantitative approach and uses a survey as a type of explanatory research. fifty people answered using the Slovin formula. Closed-ended questionnaires, observations, literatur… Show more
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