英文摘要 |
Mobile device has become the most ubiquitous of consumer electronic appliance. It presents marketers new opportunities to approach the potential customers through mobile location-based advertising (MLBA). The factors, however, that affect user acceptance of MLBA are not well clarified. This study examines a set of drivers that may influence consumer's attitude towards the acceptance of MLBA. A conceptual model with hypotheses is developed and tested. The Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology Model (UTAUT) is applied to formulate the drivers affecting consumer acceptance of MLBA. In addition, FCB grid is used to study the problem. The result indicates that social influence, performance expectancy, and facilitating condition are the strongest positive drivers, while privacy concern and effort expectancy are shown little relevance to the adoption of MLBA. Different from previous studies, the result also shows that product characteristics are not the major factors to the consumer acceptance of MLBA. |