Consumers' attitudes toward names were studied and evidence was found that attitude toward a brand name exists independently of attitude toward a product or brand. A method for measuring attitudes toward names is demonstrated. In a multiple regression setting, four predictor variables--number of purchases, product interest, cognitive differentiation, and product experience--were found to explain up to 34% of the variance associated with brand name attitudes.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/26745/1/0000297.pd
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The authors report the results of a laboratory experiment examining the effects of the meaningfulnes...
This study is about store names as brand signals. It focuses on the effects of store name investment...
Studies of the characteristics of brand names used in the marketing of information products and ser...
The everchanging world requires brand names which will not fade into insignificance the in a shor...
Unscrambling an anagram prior to making a recognition judgement about that target word or an unrelat...
Purpose: Academic literature generally regards the brand name element as central to consumer brand e...
We explored the way that children use brand names in making consumer judgments. Brand names can serv...
Brand names can subtly evoke the practical qualities of a product as well as the positive emotions a...
Negative brand names are surprisingly common in the marketplace (e.g., Poison perfume; Hell pizza, a...
Introducing the importance of unusual brand name spelling to sensory marketing, this research shows ...
The following study examines consumer behavior by looking at the effects self-monitoring variables w...
Conveying distinctive and coherent brand associations is a key concern of modem brand management. Br...
In 2 studies, the authors examined whether or not G. Handler's (1982) schema congruity theory w...
Many marketers aim plant the seed of brand recognition into the mind of young consumers. This paper ...
It may seem as though brand names are just made up words, but corporations invest years and millions...
The authors report the results of a laboratory experiment examining the effects of the meaningfulnes...
This study is about store names as brand signals. It focuses on the effects of store name investment...
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