The Impact of Quality Attribute on Purchase Intention Take Unboxing Video as an Example

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Abstract

The unboxing video has become the most popular video online. Companies cooperated with video creators such as YouTubers to broadcast product advertising, which has achieved significant results. The goal of the cooperation video is trying to enhance the purchase intention of the audience just like traditional advertising. However, it is hard to understand how the unboxing video is so attractive to the audience. This study aims to explore the quality attribute that can enhance purchase intention from the unboxing video and understand the hidden attribute behind it. Through the Kano quality model, we can classify the quality attribute to understand the factors hidden behind the videos. The result shows that in order to enhance the purchase intention, firsthand product information must be concluded and allow the audience to fasten understanding of the product information. The further generation of several emotions such as surprise, avoiding regrets, and granting stress relief could have a positive impact on the video. This research hopes to provide not only to the company, but also YouTubers, advertisement directors, marketing strategy departments or the related industries a reference in the future.

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Yang, D., & Ma, M. Y. (2020). The Impact of Quality Attribute on Purchase Intention Take Unboxing Video as an Example. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 1256 AISC, pp. 88–96). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-7801-4_9

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