Posts Tagged ‘Brand Architecture’
The influence of brand contribution on the relationship between service brand alliances and their parent brands
Brand managers should focus on consumers’ brand experience of the service brand alliance to drive spillover evaluations to the parent brand; and organizations could extend brand alliances to services with low category fit to the parent brand if consumers have a good experience with the service brand alliance.
Read MoreNew brands: Contextual differences and development of brand associations over time
This research generates knowledge on the development of consumer-based brand associations of new sport brands over time, highlights contextual differences between brands, and demonstrates the impact of star players on teams within sport brand architecture.
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Sport Brands: Brand Relationships and Consumer Behavior
Read MoreThe effect of the league brand on the relationship between the team brand and behavioral intentions – A formative approach examining brand associations and brand relationships
Understanding the role of the league brand on consumers’ support for individual teams is important for the successful management and marketing of both leagues and teams. In the current research, brand architecture and brand association literature are integrated to examine the role of the league brand on the relationship between the team brand and team-related…
Read MoreSport League Branding
In its simplest form, a brand can be considered a name, symbol, design, trademark or a combination of all of the above that serves the purpose of distinguishing one product or service from another. Ultimately brand awareness and brand image influence brand success. The brand awareness component is related to the ability of consumers to…
Read MoreSport brand architecture
Brand architecture describes the structure of an organization’s portfolio of brands and the relationship between these brands as perceived by the consumer. Specifically, brand architecture is determined by consumers’ perceptions of management, design, and structure of brands that are in a relationship with one another that can be found in a portfolio of brands. Brands…
Read MoreAcademic research that can help the sports industry
Can academic research help sports industry? In the latest issue of the Sports Business Journal (August 12 – 18, 2013, Volume 16, Issue 17) senior writer Bill King addresses the question how academic research can help the sports industry. Bill King makes the argument that academic research has a lot to offer to the sports industry. He…
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