Abstract
The effects of endorsers' perceived expertise and
viewers' fashion involvement on product placement :
The PPL of fashion goods in TV dramas
Kim, Jae-Hwi, Ph. D. Associate professor Dept. of psychology University of Chung-Ang
Ahn, Jung-Tae Dept. of Psychology University of Chung-Ang
In this study, the effects of PPL which
we can often see in movies and TV dramas recently is
examined. Especially, we focused our concerns on PPL
of fashion items in TV dramas, and made an experiment
to investigate how endorsers' perceived expertise and
viewers' fashion involvement have influence on it. 132
female university students participated in this experiment,
and 2(viewers' fashion involvement)×2(actress's
perceived expertise of fashion) between-group design
was made.
As a result, the students who have higher
fashion involvement could recall and recognize the fashion
items which were placed in TV drama better, and showed
more positive attitudes to the goods than the students
who have lower fashion involvement. Also, the students
who perceived the actress's expertise of fashion more
highly showed more positive attitudes to the fashion
goods which was placed by the actress than the students
who perceived the actress's expertise of fashion more
lowly.
Particularly, the effects of viewers' fashion
involvement on the purchasing intention of PPL fashion
goods and the attitudes to goods depends on the actress's
perceived expertise on fashion. In other words, viewers'
fashion involvement had effects on PPL only among viewers
who perceived the actress's expertise of fashion highly.
Therefore, it was revealed that the effects of PPL rely
on viewers' fashion involvement and endorsers' perceived
expertise of fashion.
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Key Word : PPL(Product PLacement), Effect of advertising,
Endorsers' expertise, Fashion involvement
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