| 英文摘要 |
FamilyMart has launched a novel marketing strategy termed“Co-Branding with Social Influencer’s Brand,”aiming to deliver a unique consumer experience by collaborating with social influencers to develop co-branded products. This strategy capitalizes on the popularity, credibility, and brand equity of influencers to generate buzz marketing effects, increase brand visibility, and strengthen overall brand value, thereby influencing consumers’behavioral intentions. To examine the effectiveness of this strategy, a total of 390 online questionnaires were distributed, of which 340 were deemed valid for analysis. The findings indicate that brand identification, brand relationship stickiness, and attitude toward co-branding each have a significant positive effect on behavioral intention. Furthermore, strong brand identification fosters higher levels of brand relationship stickiness. A favorable attitude toward co-branding not only enhances brand identification but also strengthens the relationship between consumers and the brand, ultimately reinforcing behavioral intentions. This study further confirms the partial mediating role of co-brand attitude between brand identification and behavioral intention. The results provide valuable theoretical contributions and managerial implications for convenience store chains and influencer-owned brands seeking to develop effective co-branding strategies that strengthen consumer engagement and behavioral outcomes. |