Abstract
The study seeks to examine the role of perceived usefulness (PU) and confirmation (CN)
on continuance usage intention of mobile social commerce (CI) and on user satisfaction
(S). Furthermore, it examines the role of continuance intention and user satisfaction on
brand loyalty (BL). Also, this study seeks to examine the role of gender and online
shopping experience. This study also validates the model that combines brand loyalty and
expectation confirmation model (ECM) in the mobile social commerce context. For this,
the data was collected from a sample of 344 respondents from Pakistan and structural
equation modeling (SEM) was applied using Amos 22. Results of the study reveal that
PU is influenced by CN whereas CN does not have an impact on S. Furthermore, PU
established a significant impact on S and CI, but S does not assure CI. Likewise, S and CI
both have an impact on BL. The study also found differences in consumer behavior based
on gender and online shopping experience. This study is helpful to the social commerce
companies as it identifies the key elements that boost brand loyalty. Hence, this study
recommends numerous managerial implications.
Wajeeha Aslam, Marija Ham, Kashif Farhat. (2019) Building Brand Loyalty: An Application of Expectation Confirmation Model in Mobile Social Commerce , Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences, Volume 13, Issue 4.
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