Anisa Isufi – Department of Business Administration, Epoka University, 1000 Tirana, Albania

Nerajda Feruni – Department of Economics and Development, Mediterranean University of Albania, Bulevardi Gjergj Fishta 52, 1023 Tirana, Albania

Osman KΓΆroğlu – Department of Business Administration, Epoka University, 1000 Tirana, Albania

Keywords:
Augmented reality;
Virtual reality;
Sales;
Marketing;
PRISMA;
Consumer behavior

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31410/LIMEN.S.P.2023.101

Abstract: Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies have revolutionized marketing by seamlessly merging physical and digital experiΒ­ences. However, the conceptual development of this field within academic litΒ­erature has been somewhat limited. To address this gap, our systematic literΒ­ature review, following the PRISMA methodology, thoroughly examines exΒ­isting research and industry insights while emphasizing the importance of a well-defined conceptual framework. By introducing the PRISMA technique, our study aims to investigate the current and anticipated technological advanceΒ­ments in terms of consumer engagement, brand loyalty, and sales conversion. Our framework encompasses technological affordances, consumer engageΒ­ment, and persuasive content creation, exploring how AR and VR applications impact consumer perception, brand awareness, and purchase behavior within this framework. While some studies highlight positive impacts on consumer enΒ­gagement, brand loyalty, and sales conversion, we also identify critical research gaps. These gaps primarily center around the need for empirical research and a deeper understanding of consumer behavior when interacting with AR and VR in marketing campaigns. Additionally, technological challenges, privacy conΒ­cerns, and content creation hurdles remain significant obstacles to success in this domain. Our study’s key contributions include the classification of five clusΒ­ter themes for the two meta-synthesis analyses, pointing to potential future diΒ­rections for businesses and academics. This underscores the continued integraΒ­tion of AR and VR technologies into marketing practices, providing a compelΒ­ling opportunity to address these research gaps. Ultimately, our review offers a roadmap for further inquiry, providing valuable insights for both marketers and the academic community in this dynamically evolving field.

 

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Isufi, A., Feruni, N., & KΓΆroğlu, O. (2023). The Impact of Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality(VR) in Marketing Campaigns. In V. Bevanda (Ed.), International Scientific-Business Conference – LIMEN 2023: Vol 9. Selected papers (pp. 101-110). Association of Economists and Managers of the Balkans. https://doi.org/10.31410/LIMEN.S.P.2023.101

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