英文摘要 |
Abstract The dynamic and interactive features of web 2.0 have become a main interface for online marketing. However, the previous studies are inconsistent with regard to the interface and influence of web 2.0. In this research, we developed the concept of web 2.0 interface that includes interactivity, participation, and sharing. We further examined its effect on trust and online brand equity. Our findings suggest that: (1) the developed questionnaires of web 2.0 interfaces are a reliable and valid measure; (2) web 2.0 interfaces and online brand equity have a positive correlation; (3) brand trust serves as a partial mediator between web 2.0 interfaces and online brand equity. We conclude the study with some suggestions for practice and further studies. |