An Integrative Model of Determinants and Moderators of Attitude toward the Brand
Keywords:
Brand Likeability, Quality of Brand, Attitude toward Brand, Integrative ModelAbstract
Marketing has been interested in delving into the mechanisms through which promotional efforts encourage customers to purchase a specific item. in this study we discuss about The Role of Attitude in integrative models, Measuring Self-Image and Brand Personality in the Same Associative Network , Attitude formation and change, Dimensional attitude model, An integrated model of attitude and choice, Levels of interaction, The Relationship between attitude toward the ad and attitude toward the brand , Attitude towards firms’ brand likeability and purchase intention, Brand Extension Strategy, The influence of brand awareness on brand image, The influence of brand awareness on brand trust, Brand commitment
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