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Co-Branding Bidding StrategieS Bernd Helmig/Jan-alexander Huber/Peter S. H. Leeflang* Co -branding: The STaTe of The arT a bSTraCT the use of co-branded products as a form of brand management has gained increasing attention from managers and scientists, as evidenced by the practitioner-oriented articles and empirical studies published since the mid-1990s. However, there is no description that contrasts co-branding with other branding strategies, nor is there a structured overview of the

et l'image de la marque. BIBLIOGRAPHIE AAKER D A. (1991), «Managing brand equity: Capitalizing on the value of a brand name», New York: The Free Press. AAKER D A. (1991), «Managing brand equity: Capitalizing on the value of a brand name», New York: The Free Press. AAKER, D. A. Et KELLER K.L. (1990), «Consumer Evaluations of Brand Extensions», Journal of Marketing, vol.54, pp. 27-41. AGGARWAL P. (2004), « The effects of brand relationship norms on consumer attitudes and behaviour», Journal of Consumer

montrent leurs jambes tout au long de leurs aventures en riant, et moderne. La mentalisation Enfin la mentalisation que font les consommatrices de la marque est la liberté. Avec DIM la cliente se sent libre. Diagnostic de marque , La méthode Brand Foundations de DDB •Ancrage, d’où je viens ? –Marchand des quatre saisons, Têtes couronnées, magasin mythique de la Madeleine, PARIS •Champ de compétence, quel est mon métier ? –La grande cuisine, la gastronomie •Point de différence, quelle

pour la 4e fois de sa carrière, à 28 ans il est le plus jeune joueur à compter quatre fois cette récompense dans l'histoire de la NBA et rentre dans un cercle très fermé dont seuls Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Bill Russell, Michael Jordan et Wilt Chamberlain font partie. Il est le seul joueur avec Russell à avoir remporté 4 titres de MVP en 5 ans et le seul avec Jabbar à avoir réalisé deux doublés; comme ce dernier avec deux équipes différentes dans sa carrière[24]. Il manque de marquer l'histoire pour un seul

Abstract: The goal of this article is to study the links between: “brand personality”, “consumer commitment of brand” and “consumer involvement”. A synthesis of the literature related to brand personality and brand commitment allows us to include another variable: “the consumer involvement”.That is due to the multiple confusions between the literatures of the commitment and involvement. So, we suggest studying the brand commitment as construct multidimensional including three components: “the

: The objective of this research is to clarify the co-branding strategy and to have a better understanding of consumers perception front to this kind of brand alliances. In this perspective, the co-branding problematic is detailed. Finally, based on the associative network concept, a model of co-branding evaluation and of its impact for the brand ally is presented. 2 INTRODUCTION Menacées par les marques de distributeurs et à la quête d’innovations, aujourd’hui les marques s’associent dans

Janvier-Juin 2019 Page 338 VALIDATION D’UNE ECHELLE DE MESURE PAR LES MODELES DES EQUATIONS STRUCTURELLES : CAS DE L’IMAGE DE MARQUE DU COUPLE SPONSOR/EVENEMENT SPORTIF VALIDATION OF A MEASUREMENT SCALE BY MODELS OF STRUCTURAL EQUATIONS: CASE OF THE BRAND IMAGE OF THE SPONSOR/SPORT EVENT COUPLE CHEDLIA FITOURI Enseignant chercheur, Institut Supérieur Du Sport et de l’Education Physique de Ksar Saïd, Université de la Manouba, Tunisie chedliafitouri69@gmail.com Date de soumission : 20/01/2019

Dimensions of Brand Personality Author(s): Jennifer L. Aaker Source: Journal of Marketing Research, Vol. 34, No. 3 (Aug., 1997), pp. 347-356 Published by: American Marketing Association Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3151897 Accessed: 17/12/2009 10:40 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of JSTOR's Terms and Conditions of Use, available at http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms.jsp. JSTOR's Terms and Conditions of Use provides, in part, that unless you have

distribution control and in store perceived service capacityofa brand on its qualityand value : an application to brands in the food product category Abstract : Firms develop their degree of control over the distributionchannels, inorder to reinforce directand physical relationships with their customers. This work repor ts an empirical examinationof the effec ts of the perceived distributioncontrol of a brand onit global value, throughthe developmentof pointof purchase

out of town developments permitting an increase in the range of categories stocked; s increased usage of private label, as both a store loyalty builder and a ready alternative to branded products, reducing the customer’s resistance to switch brands; s inclusion of pharmacies, post offices, dry cleaners and petrol stations creating the facility for “one stop” shopping and providing traffic store generators. This report confirms that customer loyalty is complex and covers many retail strategies