英文摘要 |
This study investigates the influence of customers’ mood states, as elicited by webpage content, on the effectiveness of online display ads. A laboratory experiment is conducted and the results show that customers in positive moods induced by webpage content will have better recall, attitude, purchase intentions, and will be more likely to click on display ads, compared to those in negative moods. These effects are also moderated by advertisement type, product type, attention level, and product involvement. Based on these findings, this study offers guidelines for Internet advertisers and advertising service providers. |