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How Branded Entertainment Shapes Consumers' Brand Attitudes
2015This chapter investigates how consumers' brand attitudes are influenced by an advanced form of branded entertainment: the Advertiser-Funded Program. Based on prior work on brand placement, hybrid advertising, and branded entertainment, a model is constructed that captures the interplay of three key determinants of brand attitudes: program liking ...
Verhellen, Yann +2 more
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Global Business Review, 2018
The celebrity credibility scale developed by Singh and Banerjee [Singh, R. P., & Banerjee, N. (2018). A study on exploring the factors influencing celebrity endorsement credibility.
R. Singh, Neelotpaul Banerjee
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The celebrity credibility scale developed by Singh and Banerjee [Singh, R. P., & Banerjee, N. (2018). A study on exploring the factors influencing celebrity endorsement credibility.
R. Singh, Neelotpaul Banerjee
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Does Attitude toward the Ad Affect Brand Attitude under a Brand Evaluation Set?
Journal of Marketing Research, 1985The results of an experiment examining the use of attitude toward the ad and brand-related beliefs in brand attitude formation under two different processing “sets”—brand evaluation and nonbrand evaluation—are reported. Findings suggest that attitude toward the advertisement affects attitude toward the advertised brand as much under a brand evaluation
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Do consumers have brand attitudes?
Journal of Economic Psychology, 1982Abstract Theory and empirical evidence suggest that although the consumer is likely to hold attitudes towards stands on familiar social issues, attitudes are less likely to be held towards familiar branded products. In light of the pivotal role that attitudes have played in explaining consumer brand choice behavior, some theoretical implications of ...
John L. Lastovicka, E.H. Bonfield
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Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics
Purpose Brand activism, defined as brands' participation in social issues, has emerged as an effective marketing tool for enhancing consumer brand engagement and purchase intention. However, its effectiveness for stigmatized brands remains unexamined.
Hao Huang, Hsiu-Li Chen
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Purpose Brand activism, defined as brands' participation in social issues, has emerged as an effective marketing tool for enhancing consumer brand engagement and purchase intention. However, its effectiveness for stigmatized brands remains unexamined.
Hao Huang, Hsiu-Li Chen
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Consumer attitude towards brand extension
Journal of Indian Business Research, 2013PurposeThe present study aims to investigate the impact of perceived quality, brand extension incongruity, involvement and perceived risk on consumer attitude towards brand extension across three product types, namely, FMCG, durable goods and service (FDS) sectors.
Kavita Srivastava, Narendra K. Sharma
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Attitude toward Private Label Brands
2016The primary aim of this study was to identify the determinants of attitude toward Private Labels (PLs) in Spain in one of the most important industries for such brands: the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry. To this end, a conceptual model was proposed based on a review of the relevant literature in the field. To test the model, a database was
Mónica Gómez-Suárez +1 more
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Impacts of brand commitment, brand reliability, and brand attitude on brand relationship
Intelligent Decision TechnologiesIn the fiercely competitive landscape of modern business, the establishment and maintenance of strong brand relationships have become pivotal for organizations seeking sustainable success. This research explores the intricate dynamics of brand relationships by examining the influences of three core constructs: brand commitment, brand reliability, and ...
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Perceptions, Attitudes and Luxury Brands
2012The Australian market for luxury brands has been largely overlooked, but in the first decade of the new millennium it has quietly developed into a success story for the luxury industry with “international luxury executives consistently remarking that Australia is a surprisingly sophisticated market“ [23].
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