英文摘要 |
Focusing on Taiwan's motor sport, the study tries to compare the effectiveness of multiple marketing strategies. Based on psychological theory, we adopt the ABC cognitive model of cognitive behaviorism to know how different marketing strategies invoke individual's further involvement behavior through inner mental process. The study used the questionnaire survey. The results of this study show that the marketing strategy has a positive effect on identification, and the identification has a positive impact on the involvement. Moreover, identification plays a mediating role between the marketing strategy and the involvement. The results are in line with the ABC cognitive model. Facing multiple marketing strategies, individual action-taking originally is primarily based on personal belief rather than the event itself. Therefore, it is identification that individual makes judgement on multiple marketing strategies and behaves afterforth. Finally, this study offers some suggestions to government and the organizers of motor sports. To make multiple marketing strategies work, the first priority is taking identification, especially social identification, into consideration. |