Quantitative analysis explores brand awareness and recall effects on purchase intentions in Gen Z, suggesting TikTok marketing is influential.
Social media has proliferated, with TikTok being an influential platform that has revolutionized marketing strategies worldwide. However, its influence on a specific demographic segment remains understudied. Thus, this study examined how TikTok marketing campaigns influence brand awareness, brand recall, and purchase intention among Mandaya Gen Z in Cateel, Davao Oriental. Using the Uses and Gratification Theory as its framework, the research applied a quantitative descriptive-correlational design and surveyed 300 purposively selected TikTok users through an adapted questionnaire. Findings revealed high levels of brand awareness (\(x̄\) = 4.01, s = 0.61), recall (\(x̄\) = 3.67, s = 0.56), and purchase intention (\(x̄\) = 3.65, s = 0.58) Significant positive relationships were found between brand awareness, recall, and purchase intention. Regression analysis revealed that brand recall (\(β\) = 0.513, p < 0.000) had a stronger influence than brand awareness (\(β\) = 0.287, p < 0.000) in predicting purchase behavior. These results underscored TikTok's effectiveness in shaping the purchasing decisions of Gen Z consumers through memorable and engaging brand content.
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