英文摘要 |
Affordable price, replicating recent trends, rapid production and moving quickly from design to retail stores are main features of fast fashion apparel. These features have incurred the image of“not environmentally friendly”for fast fashion industry in the mind of consumers. Particularly, energy conservation and carbon reduction have been becoming part of consumer awareness and social trends in recent years. Accordingly, this research aims to investigate whether the advertising of environmental appeals increase people’s purchasing willingness as well as which advertising method (rational appeal vs emotional appeal) has better advertising effect. Besides, by taking environmental knowledge and word-of-mouth marketing as moderating factors, this study also attempts explore whether environmental knowledge and word-of-mouth marketing hold interference effect between advertising methods and performances. Through 160 participants engaging in the experimental design, the empirical results indicates that rational appeal significantly influenced the advertising performance while emotional appeal did not remarkedly affect the advertising performance. Besides, the word-of-mouth marketing holds asignificant interference effect while environmental knowledge not plays asignificant role. |