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In today’s global market, a brand’s marketing strategy must go head‐to‐head, not only with regional or national brands, but also with international competitors’ marketing strategies. This adds an entirely new dimension to a company’s marketing strategy when it comes to identifying, attracting, and retaining a market. This paper examines the concept of brand loyalty, discusses the various issues connected with brand loyalty, discusses cross‐cultural views on brand loyalty throughout the world, and illustrates the proliferation of brand loyalty across international frontiers.
European Journal of Innovation Management – Emerald Publishing
Published: Sep 1, 2000
Keywords: Brand loyalty; Brands; Innovation; New product development; Marketing strategy
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