Brand communities for fast moving consumer goods : an empirical study of members' behavior and the economic relevance for the marketer
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Brand communities for fast moving consumer goods : an empirical study of members' behavior and the economic relevance for the marketer
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Springer Gabler, c2012
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-292)
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Description
Do brand communities really work for FMCG? Can consumers involved in brand communities be characterized by specific behavioral attributes? Are there significant differences between members and those consumers who are simply visiting the brand-community site? And do the members show a higher level of customer retention as those non-member? In her study Sandra Meister derives a set of behavioral attributes relevant for brand-community members. By means of a significance test and a structural equation model, she examines the behavioral profile of brand-community members and compares the results with brand-community non-members. Additionally, she investigates the impact of the behavioral attributes on the performance measure 'customer retention'. Finally, she formulates leanings and recommendation for brand-community management.
Table of Contents
Theoretical foundation of customer behavior
Development of a behavioral profile for brand-community members
Comparison between brand-community members and non-members
Recommendation for brand-community management
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