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Managers of mature or established brands have received little guidance regarding the strategic and tactical decisions they must make to keep their brands healthy. By focusing on how existing consumers perceive, choose, and use brands, this paper suggests how managers can generate and prioritize...
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elements of a brand loyalty program. This information was used to produce a comprehensive summary of the best practices of … brand. Programs offering benefits with minimal value and average value can motivate light and heavy users, respectively, to …
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What makes a brand loyalty program successful? In depth interviews of 41 experts were conducted to establish the best … practices of brand loyalty programs. Following this, Study 1 examines three types of programs (small, moderate, and large … benefit programs) for three segments of consumers (non-, light-, and heay-users). Using 132 brand managers, Study 2 shows why …
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Understanding a brand's equity is difficult for researchers. Building on means-end theory, describes a method … - laddering - which has proven useful in uncovering insights related to the source and the nature of a brand's equity. Through … laddering interviews a meaningful "mental map" can be developed that visually links a brand's attributes, the benefits or …
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strength a brand’s equity among loyal consumers? This paper illustrates how products and services with high brand equity can …’s attitude toward the extension or on one’s perceived versatility of the brand or service …
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Both researchers and managers have suggested that price promotion-induced stockpiling can increase a household's usage frequency of a product. Empirical evidence of any stockpiling effect, however, is mixed. In reconciling the inconsistent findings of these empirical studies, this paper shows...
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People often behave in ways that are clearly detrimental to their health. We review representative research on unhealthy behaviors within a parsimonious framework, the Hot-Cold Decision Triangle. Through this framework, we describe how when people embrace colder state reasoning — instead of...
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