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Purpose – It has previously been noted that channel relationships are more richly understood when viewed over time. Moreover, there is a lack of research on how two types of satisfaction (economic and social satisfaction) have differential effects on partner trust over time. The purpose of...
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Purpose: Firms often use upward product line extensions to achieve gains in brand evaluations and in overall demand. Despite the prevalence of such extensions, previous research has provided little guidance about how upward line extensions influence overall revenue when they are launched as a...
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Purpose – This paper aims to model the effect of advertising spending on brand loyalty by examining the simultaneous effects of advertising spending, store image, perceived quality and satisfaction on brand loyalty. Design/methodology/approach – A proposed model is compared with three...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the satisfaction consequences in repurchase situations. Design/methodology/approach – Online travel services are chosen because customers in these types of services had direct contact with firms. A conceptual model of CS‐RPI link is...
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Purpose: This paper aims to examine how customers encounter consumption-based evolution between mobile and offline platforms together with temporal and crossover effects. Counter to research on customer satisfaction theory, which shows that satisfaction directly affects loyalty, the authors...
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