This paper intends to gather some evidences on how sponsorship effectiveness is positively or negatively affected by the choice of focusing on niche communities (the Long Tail Communities), i.e. whether in niche communities there are differences in the members’ brand perception between online and offline sponsors. The preliminary results demonstrate how the explanatory power of the involved variables differs in the case of online and offline sponsors supporting long tail communities
This study establishes the importance of considering both posters (interactive members) and lurkers ...
Consumer attitudes are shown to become more favourable across time for sponsorships that are high co...
This paper considers how the Internet can be used to leverage commercial sponsorships to enhance aud...
According to the recent “The Long Tail” perspective the significant changes brought about by the dig...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the cross-effects of on-site sponsorship on o...
Online communities are widely studied in marketing and information systems literature. However, rese...
This study considers the effectiveness of the Internet as a medium through which sponsorship investm...
According to the recent “The Long Tail” perspective (Anderson, 2004) the significant changes brought...
We investigate the causal relationship between brand community identification, brand affect, communi...
This article proposes a taxonomy of online consumption communities in order to address this rather a...
We investigate the relationship between brand community identification, brand affect, community loya...
[eng] Emerging online marketing strategies are an opportunity for the sport sponsorship industry as ...
Online communities serve various important functions, but many fail to thrive. Research on community...
This study seeks to address the mixed findings of prior studies regarding the effect of online brand...
This study establishes the importance of considering both posters (interactive members) and lurkers ...
This study establishes the importance of considering both posters (interactive members) and lurkers ...
Consumer attitudes are shown to become more favourable across time for sponsorships that are high co...
This paper considers how the Internet can be used to leverage commercial sponsorships to enhance aud...
According to the recent “The Long Tail” perspective the significant changes brought about by the dig...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the cross-effects of on-site sponsorship on o...
Online communities are widely studied in marketing and information systems literature. However, rese...
This study considers the effectiveness of the Internet as a medium through which sponsorship investm...
According to the recent “The Long Tail” perspective (Anderson, 2004) the significant changes brought...
We investigate the causal relationship between brand community identification, brand affect, communi...
This article proposes a taxonomy of online consumption communities in order to address this rather a...
We investigate the relationship between brand community identification, brand affect, community loya...
[eng] Emerging online marketing strategies are an opportunity for the sport sponsorship industry as ...
Online communities serve various important functions, but many fail to thrive. Research on community...
This study seeks to address the mixed findings of prior studies regarding the effect of online brand...
This study establishes the importance of considering both posters (interactive members) and lurkers ...
This study establishes the importance of considering both posters (interactive members) and lurkers ...
Consumer attitudes are shown to become more favourable across time for sponsorships that are high co...
This paper considers how the Internet can be used to leverage commercial sponsorships to enhance aud...