Point of Purchase TV Screens In Retail Environment
(2012) BUSN29 20121Department of Business Administration
- Abstract
- The purpose of this paper is to deliver a clearer picture regarding the possible effects of the in-store TV screens on consumers’ impulse purchase decision and how factors such as the gender and generation can influence the consumers’ behavior towards this digital signage. Therefore this objective academic paper will contribute to bring discernment and relevant material
for future studies through an objective approach. The combination of existing literature, earlier
research and empirical data will contribute to deliver an overall picture regarding if the in-store TV screens do influence the consumers’ purchase behavior. The findings will be useful to both retailers and marketers, as the results will provide insights from relevant... (More) - The purpose of this paper is to deliver a clearer picture regarding the possible effects of the in-store TV screens on consumers’ impulse purchase decision and how factors such as the gender and generation can influence the consumers’ behavior towards this digital signage. Therefore this objective academic paper will contribute to bring discernment and relevant material
for future studies through an objective approach. The combination of existing literature, earlier
research and empirical data will contribute to deliver an overall picture regarding if the in-store TV screens do influence the consumers’ purchase behavior. The findings will be useful to both retailers and marketers, as the results will provide insights from relevant findings.The research was conducted through quantitative methods. This was done through structured observations accompanied by structured interviews. 360 customers were observed and out of this group 60 customers were participating in the structured interviews.The main theories that the research is based on are theories concerning consumer behavior, gender, generation, in-store marketing.The sampling of the data collection was conducted during three days at ICA Malmborgs in Lund, Sweden. The gathered data from the interviews and observations was statistically processed and analyzed through the use of the program SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Science). Through the use of SPSS the statistical significance and the compiling of the finding was done. In order to increase the validity and reliability of the study a short pretesting was conducted.The results revealed some differences in behavior between how the different gender and generations reacted to the point of purchase TV screen. Generation Y was the group that noticed the TV most and Silent Generation the least. Further differences between the genders and generations were factors like time spent in store, unplanned purchases and time spent in the store. (Less)
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- author
- Kiligaridou, Katerina LU and Khedher, Anis
- supervisor
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- Karin Alm LU
- organization
- alternative title
- Analyzing if consumer behavior between consumers of different gender and generations differ as a consequence of the stimuli from point of purchase TV screens
- course
- BUSN29 20121
- year
- 2012
- type
- H1 - Master's Degree (One Year)
- subject
- keywords
- Point of Purchase TV, Gender, Generation, Impulse Purchase Behavior, In-Store Marketing
- language
- English
- id
- 2544610
- date added to LUP
- 2012-06-21 14:34:49
- date last changed
- 2012-06-21 14:34:49
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abstract = {{The purpose of this paper is to deliver a clearer picture regarding the possible effects of the in-store TV screens on consumers’ impulse purchase decision and how factors such as the gender and generation can influence the consumers’ behavior towards this digital signage. Therefore this objective academic paper will contribute to bring discernment and relevant material
for future studies through an objective approach. The combination of existing literature, earlier
research and empirical data will contribute to deliver an overall picture regarding if the in-store TV screens do influence the consumers’ purchase behavior. The findings will be useful to both retailers and marketers, as the results will provide insights from relevant findings.The research was conducted through quantitative methods. This was done through structured observations accompanied by structured interviews. 360 customers were observed and out of this group 60 customers were participating in the structured interviews.The main theories that the research is based on are theories concerning consumer behavior, gender, generation, in-store marketing.The sampling of the data collection was conducted during three days at ICA Malmborgs in Lund, Sweden. The gathered data from the interviews and observations was statistically processed and analyzed through the use of the program SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Science). Through the use of SPSS the statistical significance and the compiling of the finding was done. In order to increase the validity and reliability of the study a short pretesting was conducted.The results revealed some differences in behavior between how the different gender and generations reacted to the point of purchase TV screen. Generation Y was the group that noticed the TV most and Silent Generation the least. Further differences between the genders and generations were factors like time spent in store, unplanned purchases and time spent in the store.}},
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language = {{eng}},
note = {{Student Paper}},
title = {{Point of Purchase TV Screens In Retail Environment}},
year = {{2012}},
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