英文摘要 |
This study investigated the effects of native advertising disclosure characteristics (language attribute, disclosure color, and disclosure word) on advertising recognition in the context of Chinese portal sites. Advertising credibility was treated as a mediator to analyze the effects of advertising recognition on internet user advertising attitude, brand attitude, purchase intention, and sharing intention. This study adopted a 2×2×4 between-subject experimental design, and the research data of 397 participants were analyzed (159 men and 238 women). Two main research findings were obtained. First, disclosure labels featuring the Chinese word“廣告”(guang gao; advertisement) and high chroma color were effective in helping Chinese-speaking internet users recognize the ad. Second, advertising recognition activated consumers’persuasion knowledge, thereby reducing their advertising attitude, brand attitude, purchase intention, and sharing intention. Third, advertising recognition positively influenced advertising attitude, brand attitude, and sharing intention through the mediation of advertising credibility. Native advertisements use clear text and prominent labels as disclosure features, which help consumers identify advertising intentions and strengthen advertising credibility, thereby having a positive impact on subsequent consumer attitudes and behavioral intentions. These findings can serve as a reference for advertisers and internet media providers in Chinese-speaking regions to develop online marketing strategies accordingly. |