英文摘要 |
As cultural segments in North America are increasingly diversified, identifying potential subcultures and developoing effective strategies to reach them, especially ethnic markets, become extremely important to marketers. The authors in this study attempt to identify what factors can be used in advertising campaigns to effectively reach the ethnic market of Chinese immigrants in the Vancouver area of Cananda. A total of 2,000 telephone interviews were completed with a random selection of Chinese adult residents of the Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) between October 12 and November 7 of 1995. In conclusion, the study shows that early speculations on the profile of Chinese consumers are correct, Language considerations, cultural tradition, and community associations are major factors determining that if an IMC campaign is an effective approach to reach Chinese shoppers. Furthermore, all of the factors imply that Chinese market in North America is a unique ethnic and consumer group that have to be treated differently. |