CONSUMERS’ PERCEIVED VALUE AND BRAND IMAGE TOWARDS LUXURY VEHICLE BRAND STRETCHING By Teerapong Tammasuwan January 2013 The work contained within this document has been submitted by the student in partial fulfilment of the requirement of their course and award Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgements Abstract Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Overview 1.2 Luxury Vehicle Market Overview 1.3 The Significant
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HISTORY With a fast-growing reputation as India’s high-tech capital‚ Bangalore is fulfilling a prophecy first uttered almost a century ago. India’s fastest growing city is a study in urban contrasts where satellite dishes‚ sleek office towers and industrial parks are interspersed with the traditional symbols of Indian society embodied by ancient temples and the aroma of incense. Jawaharal Nehru‚ India’s first prime minister and a leader in the nation’s drive for independence in the 1930s and ’40s
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Internship Project Report on “Study of Brand awareness of Acer in Bangalore‚ Chennai and Coimbatore” JANANI SESHADRI In partial fulfillment of the Master’s Program in Business Administration‚ Ohio University‚ Athens‚ USA OHIO University Christ College Academy for Management Education Christ College Campus Hosur Road‚ Bangalore-29 May14th‚ 2007 DECLARATION I Janani Seshadri here by declare that the project entitled “Study on the awareness of the brand Acer” at Acer India Pvt. Ltd.‚ is
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Value and Consumer Preferences Name Institution Value and Consumer preference The idea that value depends on consumers’ preferences is often considered radical since variety of people attend to health care facilities with different preferences hence very difficult to discuss and come up with a conclusion. Some economic theories that are germane to provision of health services are discussed below. Willing to Pay (WTP) is founded on what has been termed ‘new welfare economics’ (Enthoven‚ 2011)
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facilitate the product.It has created the own brand.A brand is an offering from a known source.The CG company(where noodles are manufactured and delivered) seems to be knowing the fact of “converting potential buyers into profitable customers”.1 as it as make the easy access to their customers by developing efficient marketing channels. The product is focusing on its core areas:the service or benefit the customer is really buying.The consumers are buying it for yummy taste and instant use.And the
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student of MBA at IBMR- IBS Bangalore. As a part of his course curriculum has undergone his summer internship with us from 1st August to 15th September 2009. He was assigned a project in Marketing entitled “Distribution Gap” which he has successfully completed. We wish him the best in his future endeavors. For Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Private limited. INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH – INTERNATIONAL BUSENESS SCHOOL‚ BANGALORE
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BRAND PERSONALITY & CONSUMERS Brand personality is the way a brand speaks and behaves to its consumers. A brand’s personality is like a set of human characteristics that one would associate with the brand‚ which allows their consumers to relate. Customers are more likely to purchase a brand if its personality is similar to their own as it gives the opportunity for consumers to make a connection with a particular brand. A brand’s personality stems from a companies understanding of their market
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competitive. Most of the jobs over there were challenging as there are so many mobile operators in the market and the customer choice are very much difficult. I was assigned over there to know the customer trends‚ their choices of different kinds of brands and how to deal with the customers (Mainly POS-Point of Sale) of GrameenPhone Ltd. I had the opportunity to visit different territory (market) of Jessore with the territory officers of GrameenPhone Ltd. I got a very close look to how the “TO” works
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References: 1. Envision – Apeejay’s commerce and Management journal 2. Ennew (1993) “Importance of Service attribute”‚ Journal of Marketing Research.‚ Vol13‚ pp263-269 3. Hillier (2003)” Brand Preference and customer satisfaction in insurance “Journal of Retailing and Consumer Ser vice‚ Vol15‚ No 1 pp52-62 4. Joseph David (2003)Free Press‚ New York 5. Lease Ronald C.‚ Wilbur G. Lewellen and Gary G. Scharbaum (1976)‚ “Market Segmentation: Evidence on the Individual Investor”‚ Financial
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expansion of loyalty concept to include preference for shopping mall and / or a hypermarket – deciding where to buy in an increasingly complex retail mall globe and hence this research has tried to find out the shoppers’ retailing attitudes and behavior in shopping malls and hypermarkets. Additionally‚ this study has also attempted to investigate the competition posed by the ‘No Frills’ lifestyle stores and the hypermarkets like BigBazzar‚ Easy Say etc towards the shopping malls‚ and whether the former
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