It is well documented that culture can influence consumer attitudes and behavior. While there have been numerous studies on how culture influences the four Ps of the marketing mix, few researchers have examined its effect on customer loyalty. More specifically, how consumers who identify more with certain cultural traits are likely to be more brand loyal. Using Hofstede’s cultural dimensions, this study empirically examines cultural effects on consumer-reported “proneness” to brand loyalty and finds that those who scored highly in individualism and uncertainty avoidance have greater affinity for exhibiting loyalty to a brand.<br /
The main purpose of this research was to find the moderation effect of individual-level collectivist...
Global branding brings with it exposure to an increasingly culturally-diverse audience. Examples of ...
In today\u27s dynamic business environment the success of a firm often depends on its ability to cre...
This thesis investigates a generalisable cross-cultural model for brand loyalty by integrating extan...
The United States has one of the largest multicultural populations in the world. It is home to milli...
The first aim of this paper was to examine the impact of culture on customers’ preference towards fi...
This study was aimed at examining the relationships between culture and brand loyalty across cultura...
This study sheds light on customer’s loyalty as an important marketing outcome that researchers shou...
Rapid development of social commerce environments has made marketers and managers sense enormous bus...
International audienceThis paper takes a first step toward verifying the robustness of a comprehensi...
Brand Loyalty or Customer Loyalty? Brand Loyalty and Customer Loyalty are two concepts that have bee...
Brand loyalty is accepted as one of the main indicators of brand equity which represents the overall...
The marketing field first took an interest in brand loyalty on an academic level through Copeland’s ...
The conventional wisdom holds that consumers’ brand loyalty is a function of their perceived brand p...
This paper takes a first step toward verifying the robustness of a comprehensive loyalty building mo...
The main purpose of this research was to find the moderation effect of individual-level collectivist...
Global branding brings with it exposure to an increasingly culturally-diverse audience. Examples of ...
In today\u27s dynamic business environment the success of a firm often depends on its ability to cre...
This thesis investigates a generalisable cross-cultural model for brand loyalty by integrating extan...
The United States has one of the largest multicultural populations in the world. It is home to milli...
The first aim of this paper was to examine the impact of culture on customers’ preference towards fi...
This study was aimed at examining the relationships between culture and brand loyalty across cultura...
This study sheds light on customer’s loyalty as an important marketing outcome that researchers shou...
Rapid development of social commerce environments has made marketers and managers sense enormous bus...
International audienceThis paper takes a first step toward verifying the robustness of a comprehensi...
Brand Loyalty or Customer Loyalty? Brand Loyalty and Customer Loyalty are two concepts that have bee...
Brand loyalty is accepted as one of the main indicators of brand equity which represents the overall...
The marketing field first took an interest in brand loyalty on an academic level through Copeland’s ...
The conventional wisdom holds that consumers’ brand loyalty is a function of their perceived brand p...
This paper takes a first step toward verifying the robustness of a comprehensive loyalty building mo...
The main purpose of this research was to find the moderation effect of individual-level collectivist...
Global branding brings with it exposure to an increasingly culturally-diverse audience. Examples of ...
In today\u27s dynamic business environment the success of a firm often depends on its ability to cre...