Identification and investigation of effective factors on consumer's primary attitudes formation towards brand extension of pegah company of Kerman
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Brand extensions have become a famous strategy for many of companies since many years ago. It’s success depends on acceptance and evaluations of consumers about brand extension. Thus,our purpose is to identify the effective factors on consumers primary attitudes formation towards brand extension of Pegah company of Kerman .We understood that external information, knowledge about parent brand/extension category, affect toward parent brand/extension category and fit perception influence attitudes toward brand extensions .Also, increasing consumer expertise, increases the rate of effect of fit perception, consumer knowledge about parent brand/extension category, affect toward parent brand/ extension category and external information on attitudes towards brand extension. Increasing consumer self-monitoring increases the rate of effect of external information on attitudes towards brand extension .Increasing consumer age decreases the rate of effect of external information on attitudes towards brand extension.
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Mollahosseini, A., Kermani, Z. Z., & Abassi, A.. (2012). Identification and investigation of effective factors on consumer's primary attitudes formation towards brand extension of pegah company of Kerman. Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 05 Issue 2.
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Mollahosseini, A., Kermani, Z. Z., & Abassi, A.. (2012). Identification and investigation of effective factors on consumer's primary attitudes formation towards brand extension of pegah company of Kerman. Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 05 Issue 2.
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Mollahosseini, Ali, et al.. "Identification and investigation of effective factors on consumer's primary attitudes formation towards brand extension of pegah company of Kerman." Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 05 Issue 2, 2012.
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Ali Mollahosseini, Zhaleh Zohreh Kermani, and Abass Abassi. "Identification and investigation of effective factors on consumer's primary attitudes formation towards brand extension of pegah company of Kerman." Journal of Business and Retail Management Research Volume 05 Issue 2 (24 Feb 2012).
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Mollahosseini, A., Kermani, Z. Z., & Abassi, A. (2012) Identification and investigation of effective factors on consumer's primary attitudes formation towards brand extension of pegah company of Kerman. Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 05 Issue 2
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