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Abstract: The purpose of this research study is to describe the factors that influence consumers' purchasing decisions in live shopping broadcasts. The proposed research methodology is based on the qualitative paradigm with an interpretative approach. A semi-structured questionnaire is applied to interview 25 people who had participated in live shopping transmissions at least once. The results show eight families codes: (1) motivation, (2) participation, (3) trust, (4) influence of social networks, (5) time pressure, (6) customer satisfaction, (7) distrust and problems, and (8) quality of service. The aesthetic aspect of the seller and the endorsement of a celebrity have no valorization. In conclusion, the purchase decision variables of live shopping broadcasts do not differ significantly with respect to what has been found in previous literature.
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Galleguillos-Cortés, C. L., Barraza-Carvajal, V. S., & Doddis-Ventura, J. A. (2024). Decisión de compra de los consumidores en transmisiones de compras en vivo. Una aproximación desde la teoría fundamentada. Información Tecnológica, 35(5), 29–42. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0718-07642024000500029
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