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Abstract
As the online platform-based market expands, research into the factors influencing consumer purchase decisions on the platform and their impact on sales has recently attracted significant interest. In particular, consumers in this market tend to show the same purchasing pattern as herd behavior. This research starts with the idea that this consumption pattern comes from customer experience. Thus, this study focuses on customer-generated content (CGC), which contains customer experience. This study aims to confirm the customer experience contained in CGC and investigate the impact of CGC on sales in a platform-based online market. Furthermore, this research intends to examine the effect of the CGC on sales on two platforms dealing with services and products. The primary data for analysis is sales data and reviews crawled from a car-sharing service platform and an apparel product platform. The results of LDA topic modeling show that CGC contained content (product-related, service-related, and added value-related). As a result of analyzing the impact of content on sales, product-related and value-related content increased the sales of services. Also, all three types of content improved product sales, whereas when considering both quantitative and qualitative aspects of CGC, only product-related and added value-related content positively affected sales. CGC valence has a positive and statistically significant effect on product sales. However, it does not significantly affect the sales of sharing services. Additionally, this study considered the role of provider-generated content (PGC) in the platform-based service market. Interestingly, we reveal that product-related content in CGC positively affects sales, but product-related content in PGC decreases sales of sharing services. This research shows that customer-generated content with their experience has a significant role in consumers' shopping behavior in online platform-based markets. This study has implications since it proposes a research framework and empirical model to examine the effect of consumer content on sales in this market. The results of this research are useful for all sellers, providers, and platforms that aim to improve their market performance by monitoring what their customers' review.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 1 2. Theoretical Background and Hypotheses ............................................................................ 4 2.1 Customer-generated content (CGC) with customer experience ................................. 4 2.2 Importance of CGC in online platform-based markets .............................................. 8 2.3 Types of CGC: Content and Valence ....................................................................... 11 2.4 Online platform-based market: Service and Product ................................................ 15 3. Research Process .................................................................................................................. 19 4. Methodology ......................................................................................................................... 20 4.1 Text analysis methods .............................................................................................. 21 4.2 Study 1: Service (Car sharing) ................................................................................. 28 4.3 Study 2: Product (Apparel) ...................................................................................... 34 5. Results ................................................................................................................................ 41 5.1 Results of study 1 ..................................................................................................... 41 5.2 Results of study 2 ..................................................................................................... 42 6. Additional Study ................................................................................................................ 44 6.1 Quantitative aspect of CGC ...................................................................................... 44 6.2 Quantile regression .................................................................................................. 51 7. Conclusions ........................................................................................................................... 53 8. Implications .......................................................................................................................... 56 9. Limitations and Further Research ..................................................................................... 58 References ................................................................................................................................. 60
