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3D PRINTING AD CAMPAIGN EXPERIENCES: PERCEIVED VALUE OF LUXURY BRANDS AND PURCHASE INTENTION 3D PRINTING AD CAMPAIGN EXPERIENCES: PERCEIVED VALUE OF LUXURY BRANDS AND PURCHASE INTENTION

Juran Kim, Ki Hoon Lee
  • LanguageENG
  • URLhttp://db.koreascholar.com/Article/Detail/314999
Global Marketing Conference
2016 Global Marketing Conference at Hong Kong (2016.07)
p.607
글로벌지식마케팅경영학회 (Global Alliance of Marketing & Management Associations)
Abstract

3D printing is an additive software manufacturing technology for designing and creating real objects using a layering technique. Global brands including Coca Cola and Warner Bros have successfully offered the first 3D printing campaigns, but the market is still untapped for using 3D printing marketing in global advertising. Global brands potentially can undertake 3D printing technology campaigns that will offer innovative and strong experiences for enhancing brand values and competitiveness. Luxury brands are particularly recognized for their rarity, uniqueness, innovation, and classic traditions. Luxury brands can thus use 3D printing campaign experiences to expand the cultural imagination in coherence with luxury identifications. The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of 3D printing campaign experience on attitude toward campaigns, perceived value of luxury brands, and purchase intentions. The authors offer implications for advertising practitioners by constructing a theoretical model regarding 3D printing campaigns and perceived values of luxury brands.

Author
  • Juran Kim(Jeonju University, Republic of Korea)
  • Ki Hoon Lee(Jeonju University, Republic of Korea)