consumers' evaluations and perceptions of brand, form the principles of brand purchase decisions and brand trust; and as the value of the brand in the minds of consumers gets stronger, greater benefits can be obtained from consumers. the current study analyzes the impact of brand equity and brand elements on consumers' attitudes toward brand extension. the statistical population of th...

Brand image is defined and measured as a “set of associations which a brand has acquired for an individual” (Joyce, 1963, p. 45) and as “brand associations in consumer memory” (Keller, 1993). Strategic marketing decisions, such as positioning and segmentation, are typically based on market information obtained through consumer surveys. Brand-based industries use key market information from bran...

This research aims to mine the relationship between demographic variables and brand associations, and study the relative importance of these variables. The study is conducted on fast-food restaurant brands chains in Jordan. The result ranks and evaluates the demographic variables in relation with the brand associations for the selected sample. Discovering brand associations according to demogra...

Brand-extension strategies enhance success chances of new products, even though they expose brand image to dilution risks. The present work analyzes how brand-extension evaluation can affect the current brand image and proposes a theoretical model formed by five main factors related to brand associations, extension congruency and extension attitude. The model estimation includes structural equa...

Purpose – To date, the brand equity literature has been limited by a gap in the measurement of a key driver of Consumer Based Brand Equity (CBBE). We address this gap by developing a new, consumer-based measure of brand association strength, a critical element of CBBE. Design/Methodology/Approach – This paper, based on cognitive psychology, takes a recently developed brand mapping approach and ...

In this paper, we model brand associations as associative networks. Although the idea of brand associative networks is weU accepted, rarely are these networks elicited and modeled explicitly. Here, we do so in the context of a branding experiment by using a combination of qualitative (repertory grid) and quantitative (network analysis) techniques. This elicitation and analysis technique was use...

This study investigates the effect of corporate brand dominance—that is, the visibility of a company’s corporate brand in product communications—on the relationship between corporate associations and product evaluations. The results show that corporate brand dominance determines the degree to which associations with the company’s corporate ability and corporate social responsibility influence p...

This research aims to mine the relationship between demographic variables and brand associations, and study the relative importance of these variables. The study is conducted on fast-food restaurant brands chains in Jordan. The result ranks and evaluates the demographic variables in relation with the brand associations for the selected sample. Discovering brand associations according to demogra...

Brand image measures using the typical ‘pick any’ answer format have been shown to be unstable (Rungie et al . 2005) . In the present study, we find that these poor stability results are mainly caused by the pick-any measure itself because it allows consumers to evade reporting true associations . Using a forcedchoice binary measure, we find that stable brand attribute associations are in fact ...