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Abstract
With the development of digital technology, we have entered the digital age. Under the background of digital age, brands have to follow the trend of digitization. How to build and develop brands has become an important research. Most scholars research on brand building and development from the perspective of enterprises, while this research explores the impact of consumer technological readiness on purchase intentions in the digital context from the perspective of consumers. According to the findings of this study, consumers with high technological readiness hold an optimistic and innovative attitude towards digital technology, so they are willing to accept and try new products or services produced by the brand’s application of digital technology, and increase their willingness to buy brands; for consumers with low technical readiness, they have doubts and distrust of digital technology and have low driving belief, and their purchase intention is reduced for new products produced by brand application of digital technology. Digital technology has a favorable impact on the economic growth of enterprises. The application of digital technology greatly improves the production efficiency of enterprises and saves energy consumption for enterprises. Therefore, the growth of digital economy also brings benefits to energy-saving economy.
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