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Like it or not! Brand communication on social networking sites triggers consumer‐based brand equity

This study examines how brand communication influences consumer‐based brand equity (BEQ) through social networking sites in the presence of brand attachment (BAT) as a mediator. The outcomes related to consumer‐BEQ, such as consumers’ pay intention and loyalty to a brand and a brand’s vocal ability,...

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Published in:International journal of consumer studies 2022-07, Vol.46 (4), p.1381-1398
Main Authors: Arya, Vikas, Paul, Justin, Sethi, Deepa
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brand attachment
brand communication
brand created content
Brands
Communication
Consumers
consumer‐based brand equity
Equity
Loyalty
Marketing
Mass media
Networking
Neural networks
Social media
social networking sites
Social networks
user generated content
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