... 2007). The rationale behind these effects is that when thebrand fit is perceived as high, consumers can easily elaborate onthe motives and find the logic for the ...
... as building BE, modelling their CBBE and using CE for personalising and improving their brand’s imagery? The response lies in the maturing market which is undergoing new technological improvements ...
... Brandequity can be considered to be the difference between overall brand preference and multi-attributed preference based on objectively measured attribute levels 43 and as an overall ...
... group, the seduction ofthe opposite sex is almost an obsession, a reality that demonstrates who the individual is, especially among his group of ...in the way consumers tend to ...
... employed the expectations-evidence framework to learn more about the effect of firms' responses to crises on customer-based brand ...based on their past expectations about ...
... in buildingbrandequity ...that brand origin (BO), meaning the “region or country where a brand is perceived to belong by its target customers” (Thakor and Kohli, 1996, ...
... discussed the motivations for consumer-brand interactions on social media ...or effectsof engagement for brand performance in terms of satisfaction ...focuses on ...
... and brand managers in order to address those ...in the market consists in their absence of ...results, the consumers are looking for brands and more specifically, they are looking for values ...
... 1, the proposed study investigates theeffectsof bank advertisement on how customers are encouraged to accept banking ...word, the survey looks to find whether advertisement has ...
... between thebrand and the consumer in ways one-way advertising cannot (Blattberg & Deighton, ...at the time it is most likely wanted by the ...digital brand content. ...
... role on creating a good image for business owners especially in banking ...measure the impact of CSR on increasing reputation as well as creating brandequity through customer ...
... influence ofthe remaining four least relevant features which conceal 32% ofthe model’s knowledge is displayed in Figure 6 for the “Category”, Figure 7 for “Hour”, Figure 8 for ...
... study the Chi-Squared test and other criteria for the goodness ofthe model ...fitness. The less is the value of Chi-Square test, the better will be the ...
... growth of mobile advertising market in the coming years in Algeria that remains largely ...between thebrand and the consumer. Nevertheless, the understanding of ...
... structure ofthe chromium cast iron greatly depends onthe additionally introduced elements such as titanium and ...elements of this type it does not form complex carbides in the ...
... elements ofthe aircraft engines (so called „Flight safety parts” - ...subject of exceptional requirements in the production and control ...lot of requirements ofthe ...
... series of analyses indicate lack of dependence of certain sensitivity analysis ...case of increasing the parameter r (the number the matrix B* is generated) obtaining ...
... from the following starting materials (Table 1): aluminium in grade AR1 (99,96% Al), silicon of 98,5% purity (rest Fe and other elements), copper (99, 98% Cu), nickel (99, 98% Ni) and cast AG10 alloy (about ...
... subject onthe journals indexed by each of them, namely, the SCImago and the Journal Citation Report, with the ranks being defined by criteria and objective metrics based ...