Research The Impact of Short Promotional Video Content On Tiktok On Customers' Purchase Intention
Research The Impact of Short Promotional Video Content On Tiktok On Customers' Purchase Intention
CHAPTER 3. METHODOLOGY
CHAPTER 4. RESULT
INTRODUCE
INTRODUCE
The digital marketing landscape is constantly evolving, driven by technology and changing
consumer preferences.
At the forefront of this change is TikTok, the emergence of short promotional videos on
TikTok has revolutionized the interaction between brands and consumers.
We will conduct research on factors that influence consumer purchase intentions in the
context of TikTok advertising.
This research contributes to increasing knowledge about digital marketing and consumer
behavior.
REASON FOR CHOOSING
THE TOPIC
Social networks are expanding rapidly, providing businesses with opportunities to attract
customers by creating video ads that are short, concise but full of meaning and information
for users. Because of this, understanding the factors that can influence consumer
purchasing intentions is essential for marketing campaigns to occur successfully. (Dwinanda,
B., Syaripuddin, F. A., Hudaifi, & Hendriana, E. (2022).
Tiktok is one of the most developed platforms with the fastest and most informative short
videos in the world (Kaye, Chen, and Zeng, 2021).
The choice of topic was decided and carefully considered by the group. The popularity of
Tiktok is increasing on social networking platforms, so the group chose the topic: "Research
the impact of short video advertising content on TikTok on customer purchase intention".
H E NOVE LTY OF THE RES EAR CH
T
User commitment (Commitment to the platform) is also a new factor in the model. In the
context of e-commerce on TikTok, the important factor influencing purchasing behavior is
the user's commitment to the platform. this very platform
Objectives of the
research
1. GENERAL OBJECTIVE
SOR THEORY
SOR THEORY
An effective framework for analyzing the factors that influence
users' purchase intentions on TikTok is provided by the S-O-R theory.
PARASOCIAL RELATIONSHIP-BASED
EXPERIENCE (PRE) THEORETICAL
The visual nature of the content allows users to feel a BASIC
sense of connection with the often relatable and down-to-
earth personalities uploading content (Cant Wee et al.,
2021).
Users who develop these relationships through browsing
the online community are more likely to feel a sense of
commitment to maintain and prolong them.
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Collect a full range of data, including both qualitative and quantitative data, and
compare the results obtained from analyzing that data. Refer to previously analyzed
data and experts' opinions to complete the topic in the best way.
QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Variables with good reliability are variables with Cronbach'Alpha coefficients from 0.7 to
0.9 (0.7 < α > 0.9). Variables with Cronbach' Alpha coefficient below 0.5 are variables that
need to be eliminated.
Exploratory factor analysis (EFA)
KMO (Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin) analysis was used to evaluate the goodness of fit for the
exploratory factor (EFA). The KMO index has a value from 0 to 1. Higher values represent
more suitable data for EFA. KMO < 0.5 is not acceptable. KMO ≥ 0.7 is an average considered
acceptable. KMO ≥ 0.8 is good. KMO ≥ 0.9 is very good.
Factor loading coefficient is also an important index in exploratory factor analysis (EFA).
Observed variables have a significant correlation with other factors when the absolute
value is greater than 0.3. The correlation is strong when the absolute value is greater than
0.4 and the correlation is very strong when the absolute value is greater than 0.5.
Test the model and hypotheses using the linear structural model SEM
Use statistical indices to evaluate the Use statistical indicators to test research
model's fit to the data. If the model is not hypotheses. If the hypothesis does not fit
suitable, the model will be adjusted and the data, the hypothesis or model needs
more data will be collected. to be reconsidered.
About the Scale
Table 2. Sex
Table 3. Job
Table 4. Income
Table 5. Use
Table 6. Frequency
4.2. METHODS OF ANALYSIS.