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Willingness to pay for midwife-endorsed product: An Australian best-worst study
Ville Lahtinen1, Sharyn Rundle-Thiele1, Jannie Mia Adamsen2
1a Social Marketing @ Griffith, Population and Social Health Research Program , Griffith University, Nathan Campus , Queensland , Australia.
Abstract:
This article examined the impact of midwife endorsement on stated choice preferences in one of the highest volume baby care product categories, diapers. An online survey was conducted testing 12 alternatives of which six were midwife endorsed. A total of 215 responses were analyzed using best-worst and multinomial logit modeling. Results indicate that package size, price, and brand are more sensitive predictors of stated choice preferences than midwife endorsement. Respondents were willing to pay 2.3% more for a diaper that was endorsed by midwives. These findings suggest that midwife endorsement should be pursued by health marketers.

