英文摘要 |
In recent years, parent-child social communities in the field of childcare have actively emerged. Various types of social media discussing parenting, sharing family life, and the use of maternal and child products have influenced the consumption decision-making process of the new generation of parents. This study investigates whether community trust will affect parents' purchase intention for childcare products. Furthermore, it examines brand identification has mediating role between community trust and purchase intention. |