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Exploring origins of ethical company/brand perceptions — A consumer perspective of corporate ethics [PDF]

Journal of Business Research, 2010
Abstract This research provides a consumer perspective of corporate ethics. The study consists of twenty long interviews [McCracken, G., 1988. The long interview. Newbury Park, CA: Sage] with general consumers, and conceptualizes potential sources of consumer perceived ethicality (CPE) of a company/brand by investigating consumers' ethical ...
Katja H Brunk
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Do Customer Perceptions of Corporate Services Brand Ethicality Improve Brand Equity? Considering the Roles of Brand Heritage, Brand Image, and Recognition Benefits

Journal of Business Ethics, 2017
In order to be competitive in an era of ethical consumerism, brands are facing an ever-increasing pressure to integrate ethical values into their identities and to display their ethical commitment at a corporate level. Nevertheless, studies that relate business ethics to corporate brands are either theoretical or have predominantly been developed ...
Jatinder Jit Singh, Stefan Markovic, Vicenta Sierra   +2 more
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An assessment of strategic corporate philanthropy on perceptions of brand equity variables

Journal of Consumer Marketing, 2005
PurposeThis study aims to develop a classification schema for strategic philanthropy as a framework for empirical investigation and managerial decision making. Additionally it aims to present experimental assessments of various types of philanthropy based on the classification schema.Design/methodology/approachThis study presents the results of two ...
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The role of brand love on bank customers' perceptions of corporate social responsibility [PDF]

International Journal of Bank Marketing, 2021
Purpose The lovemarks theory (love and respect) is fairly new to the marketing literature and is now gaining much attention among marketing scholars. The study examined how brand love and brand respect moderate the relationship between corporate social ...
Charles Hanu, Michael Dzandu, Hayford Amegbe   +2 more
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Perceptions of University-Corporate Partnership Influences on a Brand

Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice, 2005
The marketing literature has not specifically addressed how customers perceive the type of strategic alliance inherent in university-corporate partnerships, which are primarily implicitly, versus explicitly known as in the case of co-brands or brand alliances.
Stacey Menzel Baker, James B. Faircloth, Victor Simental   +2 more
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Leveraging the Olympic brand through the reconciliation of corporate and consumers' brand perceptions

International Journal of Sport Management and Marketing, 2008
Over the past 30 years, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has adopted marketing as a key focus of its operations. In turn, the organisation has developed a variety of sophisticated and widely acclaimed marketing practices such as its TOP programme. It has also supported a large number of studies on Olympic marketing.
Benoit Seguin, Andre Richelieu, Norm O'Reilly   +2 more
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Corporate social performance as antecedent of consumer's brand perception

Journal of Brand Management, 2011
The purpose of this article is to develop a model that closely examines the consequences of social and environmental corporate action. This is suggested by an increasing need for accomplishing an integrative view on business activities and social aims – the so-called corporate social responsibility – especially in the current environmentally turbulent ...
Frank Huber, Frederik Meyer, Johannes Vogel, Stefan Vollmann   +3 more
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Unraveling corporate brand equity: a measurement model based on consumer perception of corporate brands

Journal of Modelling in Management
Purpose Consumer perception of corporate brand equity has primarily focused on product brand dimensions, neglecting considerations at the firm analysis level. Assessing corporate brands requires different criteria relevant to the competitiveness of companies, such as their prominence, management and meeting society’s demands. In this sense, this study
Rafael Barreiros Porto, Gordon Robert Foxall, Ricardo Limongi, Débora Luiza Barbosa   +3 more
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Corporate Branding through External Perception of Organizational Culture

Corporate Reputation Review, 2002
This paper suggests that there may be a relationship between the external perceptions of organizational culture and corporate branding as measured by reputation. Using an instrument based on the Organizational Culture Profile, 179 industry professionals evaluated eight culture dimensions in six well known Silicon Valley firms (Apple Computer, Cisco ...
S J Kowalczyk, M J Pawlish
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The perceptions of supplier-buyer relations and its affect on the corporate brand

Journal of Brand Management, 2016
The corporate brand is receiving increased attention as its wider relevance becomes more apparent in academic and practitioner circles. There are also multiple influences to the corporate brand, and one of these is the organisation–supplier relationship.
Flax, Jeremy, Bick, Geoff, Abratt, Russell   +2 more
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