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Revisiting Stereotype Research And Its Marketing Implications, Amy H. Handlin
Revisiting Stereotype Research And Its Marketing Implications, Amy H. Handlin
Atlantic Marketing Journal
This paper revisits a vintage body of literature that holds clues to understanding the contemporary problem of change-resistant, stereotype-driven brand or product images. In particular, this stream of research helps illuminate (1) how information is used to create, reinforce, or weaken the perceptual device known as a stereotype, and (2) what situation-specific circumstances (e.g. the nature of the processing task) may influence the impact of this information. The author reviews major findings from the past thirty years, identifying key implications and offering hypotheses for testing dimensions of stereotype activation and alteration.
Moving From Reverence To Relevance: An Exploration Of The Brand Image Of The Public Art Museum Sector, Jody Evans, Kerrie Bridson, Joanna Minkiewicz
Moving From Reverence To Relevance: An Exploration Of The Brand Image Of The Public Art Museum Sector, Jody Evans, Kerrie Bridson, Joanna Minkiewicz
Dr. Joanna Minkiewicz
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Using Exploratory Factor Analysis To Identify Star Players’ Effects On The Branding Process Of Professional Sports Teams, N. David Pifer, Jennifer Y. Mak, Won-Yul Bae, Jarrod Schenewark
Using Exploratory Factor Analysis To Identify Star Players’ Effects On The Branding Process Of Professional Sports Teams, N. David Pifer, Jennifer Y. Mak, Won-Yul Bae, Jarrod Schenewark
Association of Marketing Theory and Practice Proceedings 2013
Given the extremely competitive nature of professional sports and the high levels of risk associated with exorbitant player salaries, it is important for management to examine the specific effects that star players can have on a sport franchise’s brand. Gladden and Milne (1999) provided an early framework for examining the relationship between marquee athletes and a team’s brand by developing a model to assess brand equity in professional sport. This model, based largely on previous work by Aaker (1991), listed the star player as a product-related antecedent capable of generating brand equity that could bring about national media exposure, merchandise …