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The Muslim consumers in Indonesia who involved in several political street protests, boycotted a bread brand as the producer of this bread refused to be associated with their activities. This study aims to examine the impact of animosity on boycott participation, boycott motivation, attitude towards marketing communication, and purchase willingness and unwillingness of this boycotted bread brand. The author chose participants of this current study conveniently, and in total, 266 participants took part consisting of 167 females and 99 males. The data were analysed using exploratory and structural equation model. This study tested eight hypotheses, and all of them were significant. As a result, animosity had a significant effect on boycott motivation, boycott participation intention, and attitude towards marketing communication. Further, attitude towards marketing communication and boycott participation intention had a significant impact on purchase unwillingness and purchase willingness. This study discusses recommendations for practitioners and future research. Keywords—animosity; marketing communication; purchase

Marketing Communication and Its Impact on Purchase Willingness and Unwillingness: A Case of a Boycotted Bread Brand