Creepy Marketing: Three Dimensions of Perceived Excessive Online Privacy Violation

  • MOORE R
  • MOORE M
  • SHANAHAN K
  • et al.
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Abstract

In this explorative paper we develop three dimensions of a new construct, Creepy Marketing (hereafter CM). First we discuss the impact of online personalized marketing on consumers. Based on this discussion a qualitative study examines both annoying marketing and creepy marketing from a consumer’s perceptive. Results distinguish annoying marketing, defined primarily as tactics, from CM, defined predominately as feelings. Based on the study, CM consists of three dimensions: invasion of privacy, stalking behavior and violation of social norms. Each of these dimensions is discussed and directions for future research are provided.

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MOORE, R. S., MOORE, M. L., SHANAHAN, K. J., HORKY, A., & MACK, B. (2015). Creepy Marketing: Three Dimensions of Perceived Excessive Online Privacy Violation. Marketing Management Journal, 25(1). https://doi.org/10.63963/001c.151082

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