Consumer attitudes towards Internet advertising

Emerald - Tập 14 Số 5 - Trang 362-375 - 1997
MaryEllen Gordon1, KathrynDe Lima‐Turner1
1University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand

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Advertising on the Internet can be viewed as a social contract between advertisers and Internet users. The attributes comprising this contract are: access to advertisements, placement of advertisements, message, influence on fee, and information collection. Examines empirically the tradeoffs consumers make among the attributes in the social contract using an online survey analysed through conjoint analysis. The findings indicate that consumer attitudes towards Internet advertising differ from many predictions about this new media.

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