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A Field Examination of the Influence of Brand Equity on Behavioral Loyalty and Factors That Moderate This Relationship

  • KK Desai
  • , Vijay Hariharan
  • , JJ Inman
  • , D Talukdar

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Abstract

Despite prior research highlighting the critical role of brand equity, the relationship between brand equity and loyalty (or BE – BL) is not perfect. Marrying scanner panel choice data and survey data measuring panel members’ attitudes and perceptions, we show that while target brand commitment and importance of brand decision accentuate the BE – BL relationship, brand ambivalence and perceived equity of other category brands mitigate that linkage. We similarly test the moderating influence of eight other brand-, category-, and consumer-related “contextual” factors and show how the importance of nine variables operationalizing brand equity varies in these distinct moderating contexts.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationAdvances in Consumer Research
EditorsM.C. Campbell, J.J. Inman, R. Pieters
Place of PublicationDuluth, MN
PublisherAssociation for Consumer Research
Pages15-19
Number of pages5
Volume37
Publication statusPublished - 2010

Research programs

  • ESE - MKT

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