The Impact on Review Credibility and Trust from Review Solicitation on E-commerce

Erwin Ardianto Halim, Zahran Fawwaz Muzakir, Marylise Hebrard
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It has widely known that Online Customer Reviews have become an integral part of customer decision-making before making online purchases. Sellers and platforms alike develop a strategy to shape reviews profitably under the pretext of increasing sales. Review Solicitation has been used to increase review volume and review valance in the online review platform. Interestingly, while much research is conducted to find the impact of review solicitation on the characteristics of reviews generated, there is not much research done on the perception of customers who have experienced the review solicitation strategy that might pose a problem for parties involved. This study aims to fill the gap of previous studies in finding the answer to what happens to the review credibility and Trust from the customer perspective after review solicitation. The research used Sequential Equation Modeling (SEM) process from 112 data obtained using Purposive sampling with online respondents around the Jabodetabek area in Indonesia in March 2022. There are five variables (Review Solicitation Awareness, Review Solicitation experience, Review Credibility, Trust, and Purchase Intention) with four hypotheses in this study. This study found that customers' Reviews Solicitation Experience significantly influences review credibility. At the same time, customers' Reviews of Solicitation Awareness significantly influence Trust. Then, Trust significantly influences Purchase Intention.
电子商务中评审征稿对评审可信度和信任度的影响
众所周知,在线客户评论已经成为客户在线购买决策的重要组成部分。卖家和平台都制定了一种策略,在增加销量的借口下,塑造评论以盈利。在网上评审平台中,采用评审征集的方式来增加评审量和评审价值。有趣的是,虽然进行了许多研究来发现评论征求对所生成评论特征的影响,但对经历过评论征求策略的客户的感知(可能对相关方构成问题)的研究并不多。本研究旨在填补以往研究的空白,从顾客的角度寻找评论邀请后评论可信度和信任度的变化。该研究使用顺序方程模型(SEM)处理了2022年3月在印度尼西亚Jabodetabek地区附近通过有目的抽样获得的112个数据。本研究共设5个变量(评邀意识、评邀经验、评邀可信度、信任和购买意愿),并设4个假设。本研究发现,顾客评论邀约经验显著影响评论可信度。同时,客户对邀约意识的评价显著影响信任。其次,信任显著影响购买意愿。
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