Adding Value to Logistic Delivery through Package Marketing

  • Liu C
  • Chiang C
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The objective of this study was to evaluate whether package marketing can add value to logistic delivery and to discuss how package marketing influences customers' purchase intention. A survey of 184 consumers in Taiwan was carried out using structural equation modelling. A direct positive relationship between attitude toward package marketing and attitude toward advertising was identified. Specifically, it was confirmed that attitude toward advertising plays a mediating role between attitude toward package marketing and purchase intention. Overall, when companies attach marketing advertisements in a package in the future, the key is to include advertisement contents that could result in consumers' positive attitude and influence their purchase intention.

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Liu, C.-L., & Chiang, C.-W. (2016). Adding Value to Logistic Delivery through Package Marketing. Operations and Supply Chain Management: An International Journal, 154–160. https://doi.org/10.31387/oscm0250169

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