Profiling User Responses to Commercial Websites
Journal of Advertising ResearchPublished 1 May 1997
John Eighmey
Citations442
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SJR score0.82
SNIP0.72
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Abstract
This article describes a method of examining user perceptions of commercial web sites on the World Wide Web. It explains the rationale and approach of the method and presents results from a pilot study and a field application. The results of both studies show how user perceptions are revealing of the strengths and weaknesses of commercial web sites as a means of providing consumers with information about companies and their products.
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