| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to investigate the relationships between brand experiences, brand trust, brand familiarity, and brand attachment within the sense of brand community. Furthermore, the research adopts SmartPLS to explore the mediating effects of brand familiarity and brand attachment on brand trust, along with the partial mediation effect of brand trust on the association between brand familiarity and the sense of brand community. To achieve these objectives, modified questionnaires were employed, tailored to the specific context of this research. Using tailored questionnaires, 278 valid responses were obtained and analyzed with mediation models to test stability, validity, and hypotheses. The key findings of this study are as follows: 1. Brand experiences exerted a significant positive impact on brand familiarity, brand attachment, and brand trust. 2. Both brand familiarity and brand attachment had a significant positive influence on brand trust. 3. Brand familiarity and brand attachment played a causal dual mediating role in the relationship between brand experiences and brand trust. 4. Brand trust partially mediated the connection between brand familiarity and the sense of community, as well as between brand attachment and the sense of community. Conclusively, the study advocates for community marketing strategies to fortify brand relationships within the community. |