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ISSN-Print
0344-1369
ISSN-Online
0344-1369
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Vahlen, München
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German
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This manuscript analyses an unexplored factor influencing the potential success of a brand alliance: the brand gender of the two constituent brands within the alliance. We argue that two brands in an alliance that are more similar in terms of gender...
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Some brands belong to product categories that are naturally linked to sexiness (e.g., perfume and sexy underwear). Including erotic cues in advertising can transfer meanings to the products and stress the products’ erotic benefits. For instance,...
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Context effects can have a major influence on brand choice behavior after the introduction of a new product. Based on behavioral literature, several hypotheses about the effects of a new brand on perception, preferences and choice behavior can be...