S NO
Year
Author
2009
HaeJung Kim
2015
Abhishek Dwivedi,
Lester W. Johnson,
Robert E. McDonald
2016
DAVID FRADY
2012
Benjamin D.
Golant
2011
2010
Mary Jo
Majken
Hatch,
Schultz
2014
ANGELLA J. KIM
2011
2015
Amy Rhodes
10
11
12
2008
2014
2016
Angel Alloza
Frank Franzak,
Suzanne Makarem
and Haeran Jae
Hans Ruediger
Kaufmann
Sandra Maria
Correia Loureiro
Agapi Manarioti
13
14
15
2016
Imran Khan
Zillur Rahman
Mobin Fatma
2009
DAVID E. SPROTT
SANDOR CZELLAR
ERIC R.
SPANGENBERG
DAVID RASKA*
2014
Natalie Jane De
Vries, Jamie
Carlson
Type of
Paper
Context
Objective
Theory
Research
Paper
Research
Paper
Research
Paper
Research
paper
Research
Paper
Research
Paper
1) investigate whether
brand-related UGC act as
stimuli to activate
consumer response in
relation to brands, 2)
examine the process by
which brand-related UGC
influences
Studying 18 consumer behavior via
year old fb
emotional and cognitive
users
responses, and
Research
Paper
research
paper
S-O-R
consumer
response
theory
Research
paper
Conceptual behavioural
Paper
branding
the development of
sustainable relationships
between the brand and its
stakeholders, the most
important question is as to
how do stakeholders
relate to brands.
Research
paper
customer
brand
to examine the extent to
engagement which the customer-brand
and brand
engagement influences the
experience in brand satisfaction and the
online
brand loyalty in an online
banking
banking context.
relationship
between
conceptual consumers
Paper
and brands
Research
paper
customer
engagement
with brands
in the social
media
environment
Variables
Customer-based brand
equity, Fashion-brand
experience, Brand equity,
Customers, Fashion
industry
Country
South Korea
Methodology, Approach
and Design
A cross-sectional survey of
382 consumers of sports
drinks in the USA was
conducted to estimate the
conceptual model. Stimuli,
devised on the basis of a pretest, involved celebrity
brand pairings in the context
of the US non-aseptic sports
drinks industry. Structural
equation modeling is used as
the analytic tool.
brand, Facebook,
marketing, Millennial,
public relations, Social
Media
Tallahassee,
Florida
employer branding ,
employee engagement,
identity work , practical
authorship
Corporate
communications,
Corporate social
responsibility, Brand
equity, Consumer
behaviour
Global
Context
France
A between-subjects
experimental design tests
the hypotheses with a
generalisable sample of 165
French consumers.
Information Quality,
Information Pass-along ,
Impulse Buying
Twitter.Social network.
Electronic word-ofmouth.Advertising.
Information diffusion
USA
brand engagementbrand
experiencecorporate
cultureemployee
alignmentidentityreputatio
n
spain
conceptualization is distinct
from the typical treatment of
self-brand connections in
that it concentrates on a
global consumer trait, that is,
a generalized tendency of
consumers to con-strue their
self-concept in terms of their
favorite brands
Australia
Results
Remarks
Fashion-brand experience
highlights the robust affective
dimension that is created via the
relational extension of brand
imagery, customer feelings, and
customer-brand resonance. In
addition, as a condition
necessary for affective
experience, the cognitive brand
judgment is created by a
credible opinion related to brand
performance
Structural relationships
among six dimensions
of brand experience
may vary when different
product categories and
brands are compared.
We demonstrate that
celebrity endorsers are
The research model is
instrumental in
empirically supported. Celebrity influencing consumers
endorsements impact endorsed self-brand connection as
brand equity via two pathways. we explicate that the
First, a direct effect of endorser effects of celebrity
credibility on endorsed brand
endorsers on the two
equity was observed, which is
outcomes are
positively moderated by the
contingent upon the
degree of consumer-perceived
degree of endorser
endorserbrand congruence.
brand congruence.
Despite existing
research on corporate
social responsibility
Environmental communication (CSR), no studies focus
positively influences the strength on the specific impact of
and favourability of brand
CSR communication on
environmental associations,
brand equity. The paper
therefore improving brand
provides initial empirical
equity. Two moderators reinforce evidence about the
the impact of environmental
positive effect of
communication on brand equity environmental claims on
through the strength of brand
customer-based brand
environmental associations
equity.
Retweeting as a way to
show consumers
response to business
engagement indicates
We concluded that the business that the influence only
engagement on Twitter relates
reaches consumers with
directly to consumers
a second-degree
engagement with online wordof- relationship to the
mouth communication
business.
The findings
are of value to brand managers
of social media sites and focus
on how managing critical
user gratifications together with
customer-brand relationship
variables acts as a
mechanism for unlocking CE
with brand pages