THE INFLUENCE OF HEDONIC SHOPPING MOTIVATION, SHOPPING LIFESTYLE AND SALES PROMOTION ON IMPULSIVE PURCHASE ON TOKOPEDIA INDONESIA E-COMMERCE CONSUMERS (CASE STUDY IN SURABAYA).

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Irawan Adi Yonathan

Abstract

ABSTRACT


With the development of internet technology makes human behavior


change in shopping, that is, by online shopping, one of them is through E-


commerce which keeps on increasing from year to year. With this, it is important


for E-commerce companies to be able to study consumer behavior in making


purchase decision in order to be able to increase the purchase number of


company's products. Without realizing it, there are a lot of E-commerce


consumers do purchase suddenly without prior planning, that is, impulse


purchase. This research focuses on the factors that influence impulse buying, that


is, hedonic shopping motivation, shopping lifestyle and sales promotion. This


research is done to find out the influence of Hedonic Shopping Motivation,


Shopping Lifestyle and Sales Promotion on Impulsive Purchase on Tokopedia


Indonesia E-commerce consumers. The research method uses quantitative method,


by collecting research data with distributing questionnaires using Google Forms


to 100 respondents who are Tokopedia E-commerce consumers that domicile in


Surabaya. Using primary data source type is with non-probability sampling


method with purposive sampling technique. Data analysis tool that is used is


SPSS version 25. The result of this research shows that there is partial or


simultaneous influence of Hedonic Shopping Motivation, Shopping Lifestyle and


Impulsive Purchase variables on Tokopedia Indonesia E-commerce consumers.


Keyword: Hedonic Shopping Motivation, Shopping Lifestyle, Sales Promotion,


Impulsive Purchase.

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Yonathan, I. A. (2022). THE INFLUENCE OF HEDONIC SHOPPING MOTIVATION, SHOPPING LIFESTYLE AND SALES PROMOTION ON IMPULSIVE PURCHASE ON TOKOPEDIA INDONESIA E-COMMERCE CONSUMERS (CASE STUDY IN SURABAYA). PERFORMA, 7(5), 529–546. https://doi.org/10.37715/jp.v7i5.3074
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