Cahiers de recherche du CERAG n° 2011-06 E3This paper analyzes the effects that the step-down line extension of a luxury brand has on attitudes toward the core brand. This before-and-after quasi-experimental study shows that the step-down line extension of the Armani brand negatively influences the affective component of the core brand attitude for customers and non-customers. However, the conative component of this core brand attitude decreases for the brand customers and increases for non-customers. Other factors that affect core brand dilution are similarity in quality, branding strategy, distribution channel and self-brand connections
Luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, or Chanel regularly expand beyond their core business an...
Purpose: Grounded in categorization theory, this study examines the impact of luxury parent brand st...
This dissertation reports on a study aiming to establish a causal relationship between consumer beli...
Cahiers de recherche du CERAG n° 2011-06 E3This paper analyzes the effects that the step-down line e...
Cahiers de recherche du CERAG n° 2011-05 E3From the consumer point of view, step-down line extension...
Cahiers de recherche 2011-07 E3This paper analyzes the role of the brand concept (luxury vs. non-lux...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Business.NO FULL TEXT AVAILABLE. Access is restricted i...
The phenomenon of “masstige brands” has led many luxury brands to launch downward extensions, which ...
Although the investigation of brand extension strategies has gained importance, existing research fo...
Abstract: This study tries to examine the brand concept consistency, the self-concept congruence an...
The use of brand extensions has become fundamental to the business model of most luxury brands. Many...
Examines the negative impacts of brand extension failure upon the original brand by calibrating the ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to empirically assess the impact of branding strategies on hor...
Drawing on the fundamental differences among goods lying along the continuum of search, experience a...
The luxury market has grown extensively, and middle-market consumers are buying up. Thus, luxury man...
Luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, or Chanel regularly expand beyond their core business an...
Purpose: Grounded in categorization theory, this study examines the impact of luxury parent brand st...
This dissertation reports on a study aiming to establish a causal relationship between consumer beli...
Cahiers de recherche du CERAG n° 2011-06 E3This paper analyzes the effects that the step-down line e...
Cahiers de recherche du CERAG n° 2011-05 E3From the consumer point of view, step-down line extension...
Cahiers de recherche 2011-07 E3This paper analyzes the role of the brand concept (luxury vs. non-lux...
University of Technology, Sydney. Faculty of Business.NO FULL TEXT AVAILABLE. Access is restricted i...
The phenomenon of “masstige brands” has led many luxury brands to launch downward extensions, which ...
Although the investigation of brand extension strategies has gained importance, existing research fo...
Abstract: This study tries to examine the brand concept consistency, the self-concept congruence an...
The use of brand extensions has become fundamental to the business model of most luxury brands. Many...
Examines the negative impacts of brand extension failure upon the original brand by calibrating the ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to empirically assess the impact of branding strategies on hor...
Drawing on the fundamental differences among goods lying along the continuum of search, experience a...
The luxury market has grown extensively, and middle-market consumers are buying up. Thus, luxury man...
Luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, or Chanel regularly expand beyond their core business an...
Purpose: Grounded in categorization theory, this study examines the impact of luxury parent brand st...
This dissertation reports on a study aiming to establish a causal relationship between consumer beli...