Perfis de consumidores quanto ao nível de relação com os influenciadores virtuais
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https://doi.org/10.18568/ijbmkt.9.1.265Palabras clave:
Satisfação Social, Intenções de Compra, Influenciadores Virtuais, ClustersResumen
Este artigo relata os resultados de uma pesquisa cujo objetivo foi buscar entender como os consumidores enfrentam questões relacionadas ao relacionamento com influenciadores virtuais. Buscou-se categorizar os perfis dos consumidores em relação ao poder que esses influenciadores têm, bem como os níveis de satisfação social e atratividade decorrentes desse relacionamento que estariam levando a mudanças nas atitudes em relação às marcas e em suas intenções de compra. Para isso, foi realizada uma pesquisa eletrônica com uma amostra de 181 consumidores. Os dados foram analisados usando o algoritmo Respond-Based Procedure for Detecting Unit Segments in PLS path modelling (REBUS-PLS). Chegou-se a três grupos de consumidores: os que apóiam, os apáticos e os resistentes aos influenciadores virtuais. Os resultados da pesquisa ajudam a entender como essa relação entre humanos e máquinas, incluindo avatares e algoritmos no contexto de consumo e atitudes em relação a marcas e intenções de compra, vem se desenvolvendo.
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