This study establishes claim specificity as a conceptually distinct message characteristic and a robust antecedent of claim credibility. The relationship between the specificity and the credibility of green claims is examined by way of a 2 × 2 online experiment, with a broad sample of consumers. The results show that being specific increased the perceived credibility of green claims across a range of products, regardless of their perceived environmental relevance. Theoretical, practical, and research implications are discussed
The trend of companies implementing green marketing to differentiate their brands by turning towards...
As businesses are increasingly focusing on positioning themselves along sustainability dimensions, t...
Drawing from the affect–reason–involvement model, we examine how misleading advertising about the en...
Many advertisers use green advertisements to convey their products’ and company’s responsibility tow...
The goal of this academic research was to examine to what extent sustainable advertising messages ar...
It is widely recognized that green advertising is on the rise, although practitioners have to conten...
Growing skepticism about green advertisements calls for a thorough investigation of the environmenta...
Drawing upon the Brands as Intentional Agents Framework, this study investigates the impact of claim...
Growing skepticism about green advertisements calls for a thorough investigation of the environmenta...
Previous research in advertising reveals that consumers use a set of existing knowledge, including p...
Consumers are typically skeptical and cynical of advertising claims for products and generally disbe...
This study investigates the influences of claim specificity, the product's environmental relevance, ...
This study investigates the influences of claim specificity, the product’s environmental relevance, ...
This study examines the effects of green ads on consumer responses focused on an advertiser’s ...
Abstract This study examines the effects of green ads on consumer responses focused on an advertiser...
The trend of companies implementing green marketing to differentiate their brands by turning towards...
As businesses are increasingly focusing on positioning themselves along sustainability dimensions, t...
Drawing from the affect–reason–involvement model, we examine how misleading advertising about the en...
Many advertisers use green advertisements to convey their products’ and company’s responsibility tow...
The goal of this academic research was to examine to what extent sustainable advertising messages ar...
It is widely recognized that green advertising is on the rise, although practitioners have to conten...
Growing skepticism about green advertisements calls for a thorough investigation of the environmenta...
Drawing upon the Brands as Intentional Agents Framework, this study investigates the impact of claim...
Growing skepticism about green advertisements calls for a thorough investigation of the environmenta...
Previous research in advertising reveals that consumers use a set of existing knowledge, including p...
Consumers are typically skeptical and cynical of advertising claims for products and generally disbe...
This study investigates the influences of claim specificity, the product's environmental relevance, ...
This study investigates the influences of claim specificity, the product’s environmental relevance, ...
This study examines the effects of green ads on consumer responses focused on an advertiser’s ...
Abstract This study examines the effects of green ads on consumer responses focused on an advertiser...
The trend of companies implementing green marketing to differentiate their brands by turning towards...
As businesses are increasingly focusing on positioning themselves along sustainability dimensions, t...
Drawing from the affect–reason–involvement model, we examine how misleading advertising about the en...