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When Digital Exposure Meets Everyday Buying: Understanding Consumer Behaviour in FMCG
Consumers today may discover a product on social media, encounter it repeatedly through digital advertising, and still make the final purchase from a neighbourhood store. This study explores the relationship between digital exposure and everyday consumer behaviour in the fast-moving consumer goods (
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