• Title/Summary/Keyword: Culture and Arts Website Intention to Acceptance Influence Factors

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An Empirical Study Applying the PAD Factors to Loyalty of Culture and Arts Website Service (감정반응(PAD) 요인이 문화예술 웹사이트 서비스에서의 만족과 구전을 통해 충성도에 미치는 영향)

  • Baek, Heon;Kwon, Doo-Soon;Lee, Jae-Beom;Kim, Jin-Hwa
    • Information Systems Review
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    • v.14 no.1
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    • pp.105-128
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    • 2012
  • The Culture and Arts Website, one of the parts of providing information related to culture and art utilizing internet, is the website that giving information of arts genre like theater, music, art, architecture, video, and literature. As growing interest in the field of culture and arts, market of this website has been increasing and providing customized content which each customer wants in the field of culture and arts. Developers of culture and arts website consider the website media for increasing and developing awareness about culture and arts. They are accelerating development of various business models and application of culture and arts website service which it meets trend of the times and customers needs. This study will seize about influencing factors to culture and arts website service of domestic website users and analyze how these factors affect loyalty through satisfaction and word of mouth. This study presented research model applied main parameters of PAD(Pleasure, Arousal, Dominance) theory emphasized human's emotions that they are expected to affect the loyalty of culture and arts website service users based on satisfaction and word of mouth. The researcher in this study surveyed students of Seoul S University who had experiences with such culture and arts website to validate the model empirically. The results, firstly, if you experienced feeling related to pleasure and dominance in culture and arts website, you would satisfy this website and it could lead to loyalty. Secondly, the feeling related to ventilation does not affect the loyalty through satisfaction and word of mouth. Thirdly, the results show that all of three factors of emotional responses do not influence the loyalty through word of mouth.

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