The aim of the present study is to verify if people\u2019s perception of causerelated marketing (CRM) strategies is influenced by the mental accounting formatused to present the price of the product and the amount of money donated to thesocial cause. However, such an effect is conditional on the type of product used forthe campaign as the mental accounting is only expected to enhance the consumers\u2019perception of CRM programs supported by hedonic products and not theirperception of programs supported by utilitarian products. In Experiment 1, resultsshow that only for hedonic products an integrated mental accounting induces peopleto perceive the CRM program more positively than a separated one. In Experiment2, the integrated mental accoun...
The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of consumers’ psychological ownership of payment...
Based on a 2x2 factorial design, advertisements for a consumer product generated higher purchase int...
Ratner, Bill Von Hippel, participants at various marketing seminars at which this work was presented...
The aim of the present study is to verify if people\u2019s perception of causerelated marketing (CRM...
The aim of the present study is to verify if people\u2019s perception of cause related marketing (CR...
Cause related marketing is a strategy in which for every product sold, the company cont...
Cause related marketing is a strategy in which for every product sold, the companycontributes a shar...
Cause related marketing is a strategy that aims to communicate a company's striving for corporate so...
Scholars suggested that sense of guilt affects people’s shopping behaviour. This research examines h...
The present experiment investigated the relationship between motivational style (intrinsic and extri...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a strategy that aims to communicate a company’s striv- ing for corp...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a strategy that aims to communicate a company\u2019s strivingfor co...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a way to link products with socially responsible activities followi...
Mental accounting is a technique for asserting self-control in the face of consumption decisions, fu...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a way to link products with socially responsible activities followi...
The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of consumers’ psychological ownership of payment...
Based on a 2x2 factorial design, advertisements for a consumer product generated higher purchase int...
Ratner, Bill Von Hippel, participants at various marketing seminars at which this work was presented...
The aim of the present study is to verify if people\u2019s perception of causerelated marketing (CRM...
The aim of the present study is to verify if people\u2019s perception of cause related marketing (CR...
Cause related marketing is a strategy in which for every product sold, the company cont...
Cause related marketing is a strategy in which for every product sold, the companycontributes a shar...
Cause related marketing is a strategy that aims to communicate a company's striving for corporate so...
Scholars suggested that sense of guilt affects people’s shopping behaviour. This research examines h...
The present experiment investigated the relationship between motivational style (intrinsic and extri...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a strategy that aims to communicate a company’s striv- ing for corp...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a strategy that aims to communicate a company\u2019s strivingfor co...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a way to link products with socially responsible activities followi...
Mental accounting is a technique for asserting self-control in the face of consumption decisions, fu...
Cause related marketing (CRM) is a way to link products with socially responsible activities followi...
The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of consumers’ psychological ownership of payment...
Based on a 2x2 factorial design, advertisements for a consumer product generated higher purchase int...
Ratner, Bill Von Hippel, participants at various marketing seminars at which this work was presented...