Measuring Contribution Towards Brand Love and Effect of Brand Love on Wom: Evidence from Consumer Durable Goods
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https://doi.org/10.52633/jms.v2i1.27Keywords:
Brand Trust, Brand Attitude, Social Self, Brand Image, Word of Mouth, Brand LoveAbstract
Brand love is supposed to most important key intents in the brand management and consumer is the imperative assets to the organization this study is a pervasive study for the companies and institutions plus brand love contribute itself to gratify consumer satisfaction in (SMCG) sector and consumer make their trust on reliable brands and this factor increase the goodwill of brands. This specific study has also research has also with several limitations due to the time limitations other researchers will have a chance to find other dimensions with a source of new variable as psychological behaviour of the consumers in FMCG zone. Furthermore, the value of brand love supportive to managers that pursuing the expansion of brand love is acceptable. The consequences of this research are expected results brand trust, attitude and image all have major contribution to make brand love and it offers direction and inspires the consumer and customer to make out the elements of the greater love of brands. The sample size for the study is 384 respondents & analysis was made through SPSS and Smart PLS to identify the outcomes of brand’s trust, image, and attitude on brand love.
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