英文摘要 |
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in late 2019, online shopping behavior has emerged as one of the prevailing consumer modes of shopping. Effectively capturing consumer favor and achieving better performance has become acrucial research focus for every live streaming platform. Consequently, this study adopts aquantitative research approach to investigate the impact of live shopping platforms, characteristics of live streamers, and the influence of live content on generating positive emotions among consumers, subsequently leading to impulse buying behavior. The findings reveal that live shopping platforms, characteristics of live streamers, and live content all exert asignificant positive impact on consumers. These results provide valuable insights into understanding live stream consumer behavior from atheatrical theory perspective. With these insights, live streaming platforms can develop targeted strategies for platform design and streamer cultivation to enhance consumer experiences and stimulate impulse buying behavior. |