ADBM - Sanjeev Institute of Planning and Management
... only fulfils the legal requirements, but it also makes a good sense, if the sponsor doesn't do so, the audience may believe that the ad is for any competitor's product, thus wasting all the time and money in making and placing the ad. Objectives of Advertising The real objective of advertising is ef ...
... only fulfils the legal requirements, but it also makes a good sense, if the sponsor doesn't do so, the audience may believe that the ad is for any competitor's product, thus wasting all the time and money in making and placing the ad. Objectives of Advertising The real objective of advertising is ef ...
the eYe of the storm
... they? The industry has been among the most profitable in the world for decades, physicians have dutifully responded to new innovations, education and exposure by writing prescriptions and portfolios have been constantly refreshed by a steady stream of blockbuster drugs. Times are changing. New press ...
... they? The industry has been among the most profitable in the world for decades, physicians have dutifully responded to new innovations, education and exposure by writing prescriptions and portfolios have been constantly refreshed by a steady stream of blockbuster drugs. Times are changing. New press ...
Full Article
... Consumers make purchase decisions every day, and understanding the buying behavior of consumers is vital for companies and marketers. (Armstrong et al., 2012). Consumer purchases are influenced by cultural, social, personal, psychological and marketing mix factors. While there are different types of ...
... Consumers make purchase decisions every day, and understanding the buying behavior of consumers is vital for companies and marketers. (Armstrong et al., 2012). Consumer purchases are influenced by cultural, social, personal, psychological and marketing mix factors. While there are different types of ...
File - D. Cook Academic
... thereby increase the persistence of any attitudes formed. C. Increasing receivers’ motivation or ability to attend to a message can increase the persistence of any attitudes formed. IX. Attitudes are related to each other in associative networks. A. Individuals aren’t necessarily aware of the interr ...
... thereby increase the persistence of any attitudes formed. C. Increasing receivers’ motivation or ability to attend to a message can increase the persistence of any attitudes formed. IX. Attitudes are related to each other in associative networks. A. Individuals aren’t necessarily aware of the interr ...
A dynamic model of customer loyalty
... Co-operation is considered a very relevant antecedents of long term relationship, comparable to trust. It has mainly been studied in the area of partnership and firm alliances, showing that co-operative attitudes depend on the levels of satisfaction experienced during transactions (Anderson and Naru ...
... Co-operation is considered a very relevant antecedents of long term relationship, comparable to trust. It has mainly been studied in the area of partnership and firm alliances, showing that co-operative attitudes depend on the levels of satisfaction experienced during transactions (Anderson and Naru ...
cases and ancillary cases
... American Eagle and Abercrombie & Fitch are rival retailers vying for a competitive leadership position among the same segment of the teenage/college student market. Each, however, pursues a slightly different strategy, even though some similarities have been the issues for legal contestation. The ca ...
... American Eagle and Abercrombie & Fitch are rival retailers vying for a competitive leadership position among the same segment of the teenage/college student market. Each, however, pursues a slightly different strategy, even though some similarities have been the issues for legal contestation. The ca ...
assessing the factors influencing consumer switch from
... brands or product in many products categories, is somewhat questionable. Yet, there are few studies that have systematically investigated this phenomenon in developing countries in sub-Saharan Africa and very little is known about the cause of consumer behaviour in this part of the world. In additio ...
... brands or product in many products categories, is somewhat questionable. Yet, there are few studies that have systematically investigated this phenomenon in developing countries in sub-Saharan Africa and very little is known about the cause of consumer behaviour in this part of the world. In additio ...
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... These results show that IP assets have not evolved in brand equity, but are only investments at a historic cost that decrease financial performance of the agri-food companies. In this sense, IP assets were not considered as a strategy for creating competitive market position due to a lack of market ...
... These results show that IP assets have not evolved in brand equity, but are only investments at a historic cost that decrease financial performance of the agri-food companies. In this sense, IP assets were not considered as a strategy for creating competitive market position due to a lack of market ...
An Analytical Study On Covert Advertising : Product
... assumed that these placed products are perceived as credible and true to real life experiences. Movie audiences can be viewed as ready-made target groups, especially if a movie clearly represents a certain genre (e.g. science-fiction, action, comedy, drama etc.), thus providing an opportunity to inc ...
... assumed that these placed products are perceived as credible and true to real life experiences. Movie audiences can be viewed as ready-made target groups, especially if a movie clearly represents a certain genre (e.g. science-fiction, action, comedy, drama etc.), thus providing an opportunity to inc ...
Redefining the Meaning of Luxury Goods
... as ‘luxury’ if they assume it is something that not everyone has or can afford. However, it appears that the consumption level of luxury goods in postmodern societies has given everyone a right to access luxury (Krapferer, 2012). This phenomenon counteracts the previous perception that luxury goods ...
... as ‘luxury’ if they assume it is something that not everyone has or can afford. However, it appears that the consumption level of luxury goods in postmodern societies has given everyone a right to access luxury (Krapferer, 2012). This phenomenon counteracts the previous perception that luxury goods ...
Customer Life Cycle Journey - I imagine Creative Innovation
... deriving more value from marketing is to focus on the customers who offer the greatest lifetime value.9 When CMOs start using the customer life cycle to understand each of these customer groups, the natural next step is to focus on the life cycles that show the greatest opportunity to increase lifet ...
... deriving more value from marketing is to focus on the customers who offer the greatest lifetime value.9 When CMOs start using the customer life cycle to understand each of these customer groups, the natural next step is to focus on the life cycles that show the greatest opportunity to increase lifet ...
Brand architecture strategy and firm value: how
... This paper uses a Carhart four-factor model estimation to assess the risk/return profiles of BH, sub-branding, endorsed branding, HOB, and BH-HOB hybrid architecture strategies. We replicate and extend Rao et al. (2004) by adding subbranding and endorsed branding as brand architecture alternatives a ...
... This paper uses a Carhart four-factor model estimation to assess the risk/return profiles of BH, sub-branding, endorsed branding, HOB, and BH-HOB hybrid architecture strategies. We replicate and extend Rao et al. (2004) by adding subbranding and endorsed branding as brand architecture alternatives a ...
Topic 6 File
... • CRM is a process by which a firm gathers information about the wants and needs of its customers to enable it to adjust its offerings to better fit those wants and needs • It involves data gathering, storage and dissemination to those who need it • This becomes complex in a B2C situation, involving ...
... • CRM is a process by which a firm gathers information about the wants and needs of its customers to enable it to adjust its offerings to better fit those wants and needs • It involves data gathering, storage and dissemination to those who need it • This becomes complex in a B2C situation, involving ...
investigating the effect of rational and emotional advertising appeals
... purchase stimulated by directly giving explanations of a product’s advantages. Rational appeal focuses on the benefits consumers may enjoy in an advertisement, it emphasizes that a product or service could achieve the function and benefits consumers desires. He further defined emotional appeal as th ...
... purchase stimulated by directly giving explanations of a product’s advantages. Rational appeal focuses on the benefits consumers may enjoy in an advertisement, it emphasizes that a product or service could achieve the function and benefits consumers desires. He further defined emotional appeal as th ...
Digital Marketing and eCRM
... Having solved their back-end problems through ERP, many companies are now focusing on solving their front-end ones through CRM ...
... Having solved their back-end problems through ERP, many companies are now focusing on solving their front-end ones through CRM ...
International Marketing Communication in Mobile Phone Industry
... phone industry which occupies the noticeable proportion of contribution to the overall market share within the whole product category. As IMC is aiming at realizing the effective and efficient brand marketing communication basing on the target consumers’ needs and wants, the Consumer Behavioral Char ...
... phone industry which occupies the noticeable proportion of contribution to the overall market share within the whole product category. As IMC is aiming at realizing the effective and efficient brand marketing communication basing on the target consumers’ needs and wants, the Consumer Behavioral Char ...
Strategies for Effectively Marketing to High Net Worth Customers
... substantial disposable income and an appetite for consuming goods and services that entrench them in “the good life,” High Net Worth consumers offer marketers rich revenue potential. However, marketers must understand that just because High Net Worth consumers are willing to spend, they are ...
... substantial disposable income and an appetite for consuming goods and services that entrench them in “the good life,” High Net Worth consumers offer marketers rich revenue potential. However, marketers must understand that just because High Net Worth consumers are willing to spend, they are ...
B-to-B Customer Retention
... them telecom, financial services, pharmaceuticals and media. But there’s no reason why you cannot create such a model for your business, whether for certain customer sets or particular product lines. Any time a product or service calls for repeat selling, or natural up-selling, you may be able to co ...
... them telecom, financial services, pharmaceuticals and media. But there’s no reason why you cannot create such a model for your business, whether for certain customer sets or particular product lines. Any time a product or service calls for repeat selling, or natural up-selling, you may be able to co ...
The impact of event marketing on brand equity
... assistance to a third party in exchange of visibility throughout an event. In other terms, event marketing includes but is not limited to event sponsorship. Events can take various forms, including incentive/reward programs, product launches, open days, conferences, product sampling, publicity event ...
... assistance to a third party in exchange of visibility throughout an event. In other terms, event marketing includes but is not limited to event sponsorship. Events can take various forms, including incentive/reward programs, product launches, open days, conferences, product sampling, publicity event ...
The role of destination branding in the tourism stakeholders
... In particular, in the paper will be analysed one of the most valuable resource of a tourist destination, the destination brand (Hankinson, 2001, 2004; Cai, 2002; Gnoth, 2002; Kaplanidou, 2003); it gives expression to the identity and the distinctive characters of the TDP. The destination branding is ...
... In particular, in the paper will be analysed one of the most valuable resource of a tourist destination, the destination brand (Hankinson, 2001, 2004; Cai, 2002; Gnoth, 2002; Kaplanidou, 2003); it gives expression to the identity and the distinctive characters of the TDP. The destination branding is ...
the pursued benefits of customer loyalty programs
... the history behind CRM and the development of loyalty programs. The characteristic of loyalty programs are examined with closer inspection to the reward systems. The objectives of loyalty programs are summed in chapter 3.4 following a discussion on the research results on the benefits and effects of ...
... the history behind CRM and the development of loyalty programs. The characteristic of loyalty programs are examined with closer inspection to the reward systems. The objectives of loyalty programs are summed in chapter 3.4 following a discussion on the research results on the benefits and effects of ...
Personal Branding and Employee Advocacy in Finnish Companies Sonja Katila
... Brands are used to help customers by making their purchasing process easier. Brands are easier to recognise and associate with quality which brings safety into the purchasing decision. Strong brands also encourage repeat purchases that in turn boost sales. (P.R Smith, Ze Zook 2011) Strong brands bri ...
... Brands are used to help customers by making their purchasing process easier. Brands are easier to recognise and associate with quality which brings safety into the purchasing decision. Strong brands also encourage repeat purchases that in turn boost sales. (P.R Smith, Ze Zook 2011) Strong brands bri ...
OUT WITH THE OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW…
... developments, and the introduction of the mobile device, marketers now have a means to access globally located consumers, thus providing marketers with the opportunity to create a virtual global advertising marketplace. It also provides a means for consumers to make rapid product decisions and to pu ...
... developments, and the introduction of the mobile device, marketers now have a means to access globally located consumers, thus providing marketers with the opportunity to create a virtual global advertising marketplace. It also provides a means for consumers to make rapid product decisions and to pu ...
Factors influencing customer loyalty in Malaysian petrol stations
... organization. In a normal situation each company wants to have loyal customers. ‘Loyal customers have a high repeat purchase behavior and a positive attitude towards a company’ [2]. It is often hard to identify which factors affect loyalty. This research has been conducted in order to find the affil ...
... organization. In a normal situation each company wants to have loyal customers. ‘Loyal customers have a high repeat purchase behavior and a positive attitude towards a company’ [2]. It is often hard to identify which factors affect loyalty. This research has been conducted in order to find the affil ...
Will this be a marketing-led recovery
... world with clever, creative marketing. British brands succeed because of innovation, key communications, lasting images and consumer engagement. It is a question of passions over a pile of cash. You can’t support the markets without supporting marketing. Marketing has the most important role in brin ...
... world with clever, creative marketing. British brands succeed because of innovation, key communications, lasting images and consumer engagement. It is a question of passions over a pile of cash. You can’t support the markets without supporting marketing. Marketing has the most important role in brin ...