This study investigates the relationship between influencer credibility and students’ purchase intention across three key dimensions: attractiveness, trustworthiness, and expertise. A quantitative survey was conducted with 228 respondents. The findings indicate a weak but significant relationship between attractiveness and purchase intention, while trustworthiness demonstrates a moderate effect. Expertise, however, emerges as the most dominant factor influencing purchase intention. These results suggest that although attractiveness can capture attention, authenticity and expertise are more critical in building consumer trust and strengthening purchase intention. The study enriches the literature on influencer marketing by clarifying the relative importance of credibility dimensions within the student market context.
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