2024
DOI: 10.53682/mk.v5i1.8436
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Mediation of Brand Equity in The Influence of Integrated Marketing Communication on Purchase Intention of Mie Gacoan Restaurant in Yogyakarta

Windi Mahendra Putri,
Heru Tri Sutiono,
Titik Kusmantini

Abstract: This study aims to determine the effect of Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) on Purchasing Intention at Gacoan noodle restaurants mediated by Brand Equity. The method in this study uses Partial Least Squares (PLS) using SmartPLS 3. The population in this study were Gacoan Noodle Customers in Gajayan Yogyakarta with the sampling technique used, namely purposive sampling, and obtained a research sample of 100 samples. For the feasibility of the model using GoF, the results show that the feasibility value … Show more

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“…Prior studies have explored the impact of brand equity on consumer purchase intentions. Poturak & Softić (2019) and (Mahendra Putri et al, 2024) assert that a higher level of brand equity for a product corresponds to an increased likelihood of purchasing the same product. Building upon the findings of previous researchers, which suggest that a more positive consumer perception of a product strengthens the intention to purchase, the fifth hypothesis of this research is as follows:…”
Section: Brand Equitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prior studies have explored the impact of brand equity on consumer purchase intentions. Poturak & Softić (2019) and (Mahendra Putri et al, 2024) assert that a higher level of brand equity for a product corresponds to an increased likelihood of purchasing the same product. Building upon the findings of previous researchers, which suggest that a more positive consumer perception of a product strengthens the intention to purchase, the fifth hypothesis of this research is as follows:…”
Section: Brand Equitymentioning
confidence: 99%