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Will typical store atmospheric cues trigger more online engagement and sales performance? A preliminary investigation of streamers and users’ insights in live streaming marketing

Will typical store atmospheric cues trigger more online engagement and sales performance? A preliminary investigation of streamers and users’ insights in live streaming marketing
Will typical store atmospheric cues trigger more online engagement and sales performance? A preliminary investigation of streamers and users’ insights in live streaming marketing
Digitalisation has speeded up retailing transformation by expanding commerce channels, and live streaming marketing, as novel approaches that have attracted marvellous viewings and transactions nowadays. But will conventional store atmospheric cues drive the same or different user experience when streaming a live session? This research is the first attempt to reveal emerging atmospheric cues embedded in live streaming and examine successful streaming factors by interviewing nano streamers and users. The current paper analyses ten semi-structured interviews and provides descriptive content analysis to showcase insightful observations in terms of the latest live streaming implications, we further denote some original codes from NVivo output.
atmospheric cues, live streaming marketing, streamers, stimulus-organism-response (SOR), semi-structured interview
RARCS
Lyu, Jing (Daisy)
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Liang, Danni
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Vellore Nagarajan, Durga
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Lyu, Jing (Daisy)
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Liang, Danni
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Vellore Nagarajan, Durga
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Lyu, Jing (Daisy), Liang, Danni and Vellore Nagarajan, Durga (2023) Will typical store atmospheric cues trigger more online engagement and sales performance? A preliminary investigation of streamers and users’ insights in live streaming marketing. In Proceedings 29th International Conference on Recent Advances in Retailing and Consumer Science, July 24 – 27, 2023, Lyon, France. RARCS. 9 pp .

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Abstract

Digitalisation has speeded up retailing transformation by expanding commerce channels, and live streaming marketing, as novel approaches that have attracted marvellous viewings and transactions nowadays. But will conventional store atmospheric cues drive the same or different user experience when streaming a live session? This research is the first attempt to reveal emerging atmospheric cues embedded in live streaming and examine successful streaming factors by interviewing nano streamers and users. The current paper analyses ten semi-structured interviews and provides descriptive content analysis to showcase insightful observations in terms of the latest live streaming implications, we further denote some original codes from NVivo output.

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Published date: 19 August 2023
Keywords: atmospheric cues, live streaming marketing, streamers, stimulus-organism-response (SOR), semi-structured interview

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Local EPrints ID: 485014
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/485014
PURE UUID: 4c0e6819-9ac9-499f-b22d-a06d2dfa5a23
ORCID for Jing (Daisy) Lyu: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-9839-8891
ORCID for Durga Vellore Nagarajan: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-9945-1877

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Date deposited: 28 Nov 2023 17:36
Last modified: 18 Mar 2024 04:07

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Author: Danni Liang
Author: Durga Vellore Nagarajan ORCID iD

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