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  1. Can the Arts and Crafts Sector in India be Sustainable: A Grounded Theory Approach to Map** Challenges and Proposing Solutions

    The demand and market for indigenous art, craft and handloom products in India have witnessed a massive decline in recent years. The growing...

    Article 22 September 2022
  2. From Tangibles to Intangibles and from Back-Office to Front-Office

    The rise of the intellectual property rightsintellectual property rights and the general acceleration of technological advancement have caused a...
    Dolores Modic, Nadja Damij in Towards Intellectual Property Rights Management
    Chapter 2018
  3. Managing Brands in Competitive Marketplaces

    Brands are critical to markets, while customers are critical to brands. Hence, companies should design customer-centric brands and offer value-based...
    Chapter 2019
  4. Brand verbs: brand synonymity and brand leadership

    Brand names have become verbs and entered in the consumer vocabulary, as doing words that are synonymous to consumer actions. Synonymity brands are...

    Siva M. Kumar, K. R. Jayasimha in Journal of Brand Management
    Article 16 May 2018
  5. Identifying Brand Sentiment Through Analytics: An Abstract

    Right now, hundreds of thousands of data are generated and added to the accumulated data. This immense amount of real-time and retrospective data has...
    Hamid Shirdastian, Michel Laroche, Marie-Odile Richard in Back to the Future: Using Marketing Basics to Provide Customer Value
    Conference paper 2018
  6. The Brand-As-Verb Phenomenon, Our Genericidal Pastime: Searching for the Truth Behind Googling, Xeroxing, Fedexing, and Much More

    Though much of the marketing literature has focused upon brand names and the importance of preventing genericization, this perception not only fails...
    Conference paper 2016
  7. Understanding Consumer Confusion On-line•

    In-depth interviews were conducted with 11 regular on-line purchasers to understand how they deal with websites guilty of cybersquatting, or domain...
    Conference paper 2015
  8. Strategies for distinctive brands

    Brand identity complements brand equity and it forms an important part of the strategic management of brands. Identity elements include a well-known...

    Judith Lynne Zaichkowsky in Journal of Brand Management
    Article 01 July 2010
  9. Motive des Konsumentenengagements im Open Source-Marketing

    Viele Unternehmen stehen vor der Schwierigkeit, dass ihre traditionellen Marketingansätze häufig nicht mehr in gewohnter Form greifen. Insbesondere...
    Klaus-Peter Wiedmann, Sascha Langner, Nadine Hennigs in Web 2.0
    Chapter 2008
  10. Naming names: Trademark strategy and beyond: Part two—Dealing with rival brand names

    Part one of this article examines the interplay between trademark law and marketing strategy in selecting a brand name. Part two presents several...

    Ross D. Petty in Journal of Brand Management
    Article 29 June 2007
  11. Open Source als Herausforderung an das Marketing-Management

    Das Internet beeinflusst das Konsumentenverhalten in zunehmenden Maβe (vgl. Bauer/Neumann/Rösger 2004; Wiedmann et al. 2004). Zunächst getrieben...
    Klaus-Peter Wiedmann, Sascha Langner in Vielfalt und Einheit in der Marketingwissenschaft
    Chapter 2007
  12. Brand rules: When branding lore meets trade mark law

    Brand management has traditionally been sustained by legally-protectable trade marks. But are trade mark laws kee** up with progressive branding...

    Alexandra George in Journal of Brand Management
    Article 01 February 2006
  13. Why you must never Sellotape® a Xerox® into your Filofax®

    Oscar Wilde once famously said ‘There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about’. Many...

    Matthew Dick in Journal of Brand Management
    Article 01 July 2004
  14. Entwicklung eines Modells und einer Heuristik imagebasierter Marketingplanung

    Im Grundlagenteil dieser Arbeit wurde Image vereinfachend als subjektive Wahrnehmung von Meinungsgegenständen definiert. Damit gemeint ist der „[...]...
    Chapter 2001
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