Saman Asif
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I18-0037
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Our research aims to close the aforementioned gap in the literature on the nexus between covid-19 and impulse buying. After thorough research, findings about the impact of covid on impulse buying and the variables that instigated it were limited (Islam, et al., 2020). Our research aims to explore customer psychology of impulse buying during COVID-19. During this pandemic the use of social media and the exchange of information has increased. This in turn has an impact on consumers and their level of anxiety (Vázquez-Martínez, Mediano, & Leal-Rodriguez, 2021). This study will focus on building a consumer buying process in the context of an emergency crisis like COVID-19 (Roy & Chakraborty, 2021). It will provide useful research that identifies the role social media plays in developing consumer impulse buying during the pandemic. We will analyze customer engagement and related content over social media platforms, keeping in regard the nature of these platforms.
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COVID-19 triggering Impulse Buying due to increasing Usage of Social Media; with the moderation of Consumer Engagement (Affective and Cognition) and Anxiety Our research aims to close the aforementioned gap in the literature on the nexus between covid-19 and impulse buying. After thorough research, findings about the impact of covid on impulse buying and the variables that instigated it were limited (Islam, et al., 2020). Our research aims to explore customer psychology of impulse buying during COVID-19. During this pandemic the use of social media and the exchange of information has increased. This in turn has an impact on consumers and their level of anxiety (Vázquez-Martínez, Mediano, & Leal-Rodriguez, 2021). This study will focus on building a consumer buying process in the context of an emergency crisis like COVID-19 (Roy & Chakraborty, 2021). It will provide useful research that identifies the role social media plays in developing consumer impulse buying during the pandemic. We will analyze customer engagement and related content over social media platforms, keeping in regard the nature of these platforms. Area of Study: Marketing Supervisor Name: Ms. Sarah Khan Group Members: Hassan Ahmed Somroo (I18-0045) Lajpal Haider Malik (I18-0085) Saman Asif (I18-0037) Wafa Zainab (I18-0158)
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Saman Asif is an MBA student specializing in Marketing, currently conducting academic research on the impact of COVID-19 and social media on consumer impulse buying. The project involves analyzing customer engagement, anxiety, and psychological factors within the context of emergency crises.
Skills (AI)
["Marketing Research", "Consumer Psychology", "Social Media Analysis", "Data Interpretation", "Academic Writing"]
Status: ai_done
Provenance
Source file: Graduate Directory FAST School of Management - 2022 Final Version (07-06-2022).pdfFrom job #28 page 81
Created: 1778170991