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This study was intended to investigate the relation of cause and effect in regard to the effects of on-line community features on loyalty and purchase intention. In doing so, this study was aimed at recognizing the importance of on-line community features, customer loyalty and purchase intention, inducing researchers to have interest in on-line community features, and providing a fundamental material. Also, it was intended to propose an efficient plan for facilitating a community. Based on preliminary survey, questionnaire had been changed or supplemented before this survey was conducted. In this study, self-administered questionnaire survey method was used for surveying community users who visited five family restaurants (O, TG, B, S, and T) located in Seoul. This survey had performed from January 1 to January 30, 2012. The results of examination on the hypotheses built up in this study are presented as follows. Regarding the hypothesis 1, it was found that ``reputation``, ``socially real existence``, and ``enjoyment``, among the features of on-line community, positively affected loyalty. Therefore, this indicates that the higher, the ``reputation``, ``socially real existence``, and ``enjoyment`` re, the higher the loyalty is, Regarding the hypothesis 2, it was found that ``loyalty`` positively affected ``purchase intention``. Therefore, this indicates that the higher the loyalty is, the higher the customer loyalty is. Regarding the hypothesis 3, it was found that ``information offering``, ``socially real existence``, ``enjoyment``, and ``reputation``, among the features of on-line community, positively affected purchase intention. Therefore, it indicates that the higher the ``information offering``, ``socially real existence``, ``enjoyment``, and ``reputation`` are, the higher the purchase intention is. Based on the results, it is considered that providing user-interface environments, such as offering various contents and increasing visual effects, is a plan for increasing the loyalty to on-line community and the purchase intention.