The Effect of Sponsor-Event Congruence on Sponsor Credibility, Attitude toward the Sponsor, and Purchase Intention: A Study of Implora Brand

  • Maretta A
  • Purnamaningsih P
  • Kurniasari F
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Aims: This research was conducted to find out the effect of sponsorship on one of the biggest beauty events in Indonesia, namely Jakarta x Beauty 2022 through sponsor-event congruence, sponsor credibility, and attitudes towards the sponsor to purchase intention of a local beauty brand, namely Implora. Study Design:  Cross-Sectional Descriptive Quantitative Research with a non-probability sampling technique. Place and Duration of Study: The population consisted of Indonesians who had visited the Jakarta x Beauty 2022 beauty event held by the Female Daily Network. The samples used as respondents who participated in this study were women and men with a minimum age of 17 years who like to pay attention to appearance, know about the Female Daily Network, know about the Jakarta x Beauty program, attend the Jakarta x Beauty 2022 event, know about a beauty brand called Implora, know about Implora is a sponsor at the Jakarta x Beauty 2022 event, and has never purchased beauty products from Implora. Methodology: There are three hypotheses tested through the structural equation model (SEM) method with a total sample of 112 respondents. Results: In this study, it is proven that event-sponsor congruence has a positive influence on sponsor credibility. Furthermore, sponsor credibility has a positive influence on attitude toward the sponsor, as well as purchase intentions which are positively influenced by attitude toward the sponsor. Conclusion: This research can be considered by Implora in conducting sponsorship in the future, as well as contributing to further similar research so it can obtain a maximum research result.

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Maretta, A., Purnamaningsih, P., & Kurniasari, F. (2023). The Effect of Sponsor-Event Congruence on Sponsor Credibility, Attitude toward the Sponsor, and Purchase Intention: A Study of Implora Brand. Journal of Economics, Management and Trade, 29(7), 1–10. https://doi.org/10.9734/jemt/2023/v29i71100

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