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Research on the Influence of Intangible Cultural Heritage Product Marketing Strategy on Guizhou Consumers' Purchase Intention

Guanbin Li

Abstract


Traditional cultural products have been seen as part of sustainable social and economic development. Culturally innovative products with derivative elements are attracting more attention and becoming an essential tool for conveying product aesthetics and underlying traditional culture. Recently, the critical role of the younger generation in inheriting contemporary values has been much discussed on purchase intention with influencing factors of enjoyable value, practical value, sales behavior, consumer satisfaction, consumer perception, cultural recognition, and perceived scarcity. The three research objectives are; to analyze the influence of intangible cultural heritage product marketing strategies on consumers' purchase intention in Guizhou, to explore the impact of intangible cultural heritage product marketing strategy, and to suggest the improvement of purchase intention on intangible cultural heritage products.


Keywords


Intangible Cultural Heritage; Product Marketing Strategy; Purchase Intention

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v7i5.6505

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