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Corporate Attributes and Associations

2013

Corporate brandingbusiness.industryCorporate governanceStakeholderPublic relationsCorporate communicationbusinessCorporate reputation
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La comunicazione istituzionale nelle organizzazioni pubbliche: opportunità e criticità connesse con il corporate brand orientation

2015

Corporate communication in public sector organizations: the opportunities and challenges of a corporate brand orientation. Over the past thirty years, the New Public Management (NPM) has been the dominant approach in the public sector. Leveraging the idea that citizens are customers of the administration, the NPM imports management principles and techniques from the private sector in order to improve the performance of public organizations. After a short description of the main problems associated with the implementation of market orientation in the public sector, this article examines corporate brand orientation as an interesting alternative to market orientation in the public context. Cor…

Economics and EconometricsMaterials ChemistryMedia Technologycorporate brand public sectorForestryCorporate communicationSettore SECS-P/08 - Economia E Gestione Delle ImpreseRIVISTA TRIMESTRALE DI SCIENZA DELL'AMMINISTRAZIONE
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The Effect of Incongruence Between CEO and Corporate Brand Personality on Financial Analysts’ Attitudes and Assessment of a Company’s Performance

2014

This research assesses the role of two types of nonfinancial information in investor relations: The personality of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and the personality of the corporate brand. As both personalities determine the identity of a company and the relationship with its stakeholders, we investigate their relevance and the effect of incongruence between these two personalities on financial analysts. Eleven semistructured interviews were conducted to answer the theoretically derived research questions. Empirical findings show that both personalities are relevant to analysts and that perceived incongruence between these personalities can cause adverse effects. Company size, stage of …

FinanceSociology and Political Sciencebusiness.industryCommunicationmedia_common.quotation_subjectIdentity (social science)Public relationsPersonality psychologyCorporate brandingInvestor relationsRelevance (law)PersonalityResearch questionsMarketingbusinessPsychologyChief executive officermedia_commonInternational Journal of Strategic Communication
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Evaluation of the Conceptual Model for Corporate Identity Management in Health Care

2014

Abstract This paper reflects findings from the evaluation of the conceptual model for corporate identity management in health care developed by Rutitis and Batraga (2013) . First, expert surveying (n=8) was carried out to evaluate the understanding of the health care experts regarding assumptions included in the development of the conceptual model for corporate identity management in health care. During the second stage, health care sector company survey (n=52) was implemented to evaluate the expression of corporate identity dimensions outlined in model by Rutitis and Batraga within the health care enterprises in Latvia

HRHISCorporate brandingcorporate branding.business.industryHealth careConceptual model (computer science)General Materials ScienceSociologyCorporate identityPublic relationsbusinesshealth careCorporate identity managementProcedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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When brands get branded

2009

Recent perspectives on branding have claimed that consumers establish relationships with brands (Fournier, 1998). According to this view, one has also to consider that — similar to human relationships — transgressions may occur in such a relationship. Brand misconduct describes a brand's behaviour that consumers do not agree with, e.g. Coca-Cola's introduction of the so-called New Coke in the eighties. After an introduction and definition different forms of misconduct are distinguished. The possible consequences, how the company can react to brand misconduct and, ultimately, the implications for branding theory development are examined.

MarketingBrand managementCorporate brandingBrand extensionbusiness.industryBrand awarenessAdvertisingCrisis managementBusinessBrand equityMarketingMarketing Theory
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Does “Liking” Lead to Loving? The Impact of Joining a Brand's Social Network on Marketing Outcomes

2017

Does “liking” a brand on Facebook cause a person to view it more favorably? Or is “liking” simply a symptom of being fond of a brand? The authors disentangle these possibilities and find evidence for the latter: brand attitudes and purchasing are predicted by consumers' preexisting fondness for brands, and these are the same regardless of when and whether consumers “like” brands on social media. In addition, we explore possible second-order effects by examining whether “liking” brands might cause consumers' friends to view that brand more favorably. When consumers see that a friend has “liked” a brand, they are less likely to buy the brand relative to when they learn that a friend genuinel…

MarketingEconomics and EconometricsSocial networkbusiness.industryBrand awareness05 social sciencesAdvertisingPurchasingBrand managementCorporate brandingBrand extension0502 economics and business050211 marketingSocial mediaBrand equityBusiness and International ManagementMarketingbusiness050203 business & managementJournal of Marketing Research
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Corporate social performance as antecedent of consumer's brand perception

2011

The purpose of this article is to develop a model that closely examines the consequences of social and environmental corporate action. This is suggested by an increasing need for accomplishing an integrative view on business activities and social aims – the so-called corporate social responsibility – especially in the current environmentally turbulent time and a rising socially conscious consumer population. But doing business is often associated with brand- or corporate misconduct as well. Hence, corporate social responsibility forms the positive component of corporate social performance (CSP), consequently a favorable brand- or company behavior. Corresponding, corporate social irresponsib…

Marketingbusiness.industryStrategy and ManagementBrand awarenessAdvertisingBrand loyaltyBrand managementCorporate brandingEmployer brandingCorporate social responsibilityBrand equityMarketingbusinessSocial responsibilityJournal of Brand Management
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Challenges in joint place branding in rural regions

2013

The purpose of this article is to explore joint place branding in rural regions, focusing on cooperation between the various stakeholders involved and on the salient features of rural regions that are used in the place branding process. Branding is conceptualized as a social process where brand value is co-created by the stakeholders. Place branding is seen as a participative process, bringing stakeholders together with the aim to strengthen the identity of the place. The fundamental question is how to build long-term commitment in a group of key stakeholders. Many sources discuss place branding for large cities, but rural regions have received little attention. The process of place brandin…

Marketingbusiness.industryStrategy and ManagementSocial changeStakeholder engagementPublic relationsPublic diplomacyFocus groupPlace brandingCorporate brandingBusinessBrand equityMarketingta518place brandingMeaning (linguistics)viestintä
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Industrial branding in the digital age

2015

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe the overall branding logic of an international industrial company operating in the renewable energy industry and to respond to calls for empirical research on how to build a business-to-business (B2B) brand in the digital age and how digital media can be used for branding. A digital branding model is also developed. Design/methodology/approach – A single case study of a company at the forefront of digital media usage is used to develop the model. The main data come from semi-structured theme interviews and from content analysis of the channels used to create a brand on the Internet. Findings – In the digital age, firms seem to benefit from…

Marketingbusiness.industrysosiaalinen mediaInternal communicationsDigital mediaCorporate brandingEmpirical researchindustrial brandingContent analysisMarket orientationI-brandingThe InternetSocial mediaindustrial brandBusinessBusiness and International ManagementMarketingComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSJournal of Business & Industrial Marketing
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The Value of Brand Equity

2013

Abstract This paper aims to be a brief presentation of brand equity as a provider of strategic advantages for companies that own brands. Successful management of a brand must be focused on values capitalization so that these attributes could represent a natural extension of general perception. The stated goal of any brand manager is to strengthen the brand values so that they may be easily recognizable and identifiable to the public.

Value (ethics)business.industryBrand awarenessbest brandsGeneral EngineeringEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyAdvertisingBrand valuationbrand equityBrand managementCorporate brandingBrand extensionComputerApplications_GENERALbrandBrand equityMarketingbusinessbrand valuationComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSCapitalizationperformance indicators.Procedia Economics and Finance
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