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Finding New Ways to Engage and Satisfy Global Customers - Proceedings of the 2018 Academy of Marketing Science (AMS) World Marketing Congress (WMC)
Patricia Rossi, Nina Krey
Verlag Springer-Verlag, 2019
ISBN 9783030025687 , 921 Seiten
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Finding New Ways to Engage and Satisfy Global Customers - Proceedings of the 2018 Academy of Marketing Science (AMS) World Marketing Congress (WMC)
2018 Academy of Marketing Science® World Marketing Congress
5
AMS Officers (2018–2020)
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AMS Board of Governors (2018–2020)
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2018 AMS World Marketing Congress: Co-Chairs
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2018 AMS World Marketing Congress: Tracks and Track Chairs
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2018 AMS World Marketing Congress: Reviewers
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Preface
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Acknowledgments
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Contents
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Examining the Impact of Provocation in Green Advertising on Consumers’ Attitudes and Perceptions
43
Introduction
43
The Conceptual Framework
44
Green Advertising
44
Conceptual Model and Research Hypothesis
46
Method and Results
50
Discussion
51
Conclusion
52
References
53
Blink: Advertising in a Multi-Media Environment: An Abstract
55
Sensory Imagery in the Context of Beverage Advertising: How the Senses Affect Product Design and Attitude: An Abstract
57
Value Expressive Advertising and Innovation Acceptance in Healthcare: An Abstract
58
Exploring the Reciprocal Relationship between Brand Identity and Brand Image in a Context of Co-Creation: An Abstract
60
Co-Creation and Media Business: The Value Creation in a Brand Licensing Case: An Abstract
62
Special Session: Nonprofit and Nongovernmental Organization (NPO and NGO) Marketing: Examination of Multicultural Perspectives: An Abstract
64
Cross-Cultural Examination of Arts Sector Governmental Policies and Development of Standardized Economic Analyses: An Abstract
66
Co-Production and Social Service Providers’ Performance: Parental Satisfaction with Childcare Markets: An Abstract
68
Connecting with Consumers in Subsistence Marketplaces: An Abstract
70
Advancing Mission-Based Metrics: An Abstract
72
The Effects of the Mobile Technology on Overall Tourist Experience: The Case of Augmented Reality Used During a Visit of Chambord Castle: An Abstract
73
Big Consumer Behavior Data and their Analytics: Some Challenges and Solutions
75
Introduction
75
Variety and Volume Challenges of Big Consumer Behavior Data
77
Big Data Calculation Velocity with MapReduce and Spark
80
MapReduce Calculations on the Analyzed Datasets
80
Apache Spark, an Enhanced MapReduce
82
Predicting Consumer Ratings from Amazon Reviews Using Spark
83
Conclusion and Discussions
85
Appendix
86
References
87
Web Personalization Experience: Value Creation or Value Destruction? An Abstract
89
IoT’s Consumer Acceptance: A New Perspective: An Abstract
91
New Dimensions of Postpurchase Behavior in the Service Environment: Consumer Behavior Toward Uber after Consumer Ratings: An Abstract
93
Improving Targeting by Taking Long-Term Relationships into Account
94
Introduction
94
Relevance and Definition of Direct Marketing
94
Control of Direct Marketing Campaigns, Taking Targeting into Account
96
Delimitation from Existing Research Approaches
97
Empirical Investigation of the Advantages of Behavioral Data
99
Description of the Data Set
99
Methodological Foundations for the Empirical Investigation
101
Empirical Results of the Application of Path Analyses
101
Evaluation of the Economic Advantages of Considering Behavioral Data
102
Limitations and Further Research
105
References
105
Managing the Bright and Dark Sides of Humorous Response in Service Recovery: An Abstract
107
Do Variety Seekers Rely on Information for their Food Choice? The Role of Type of Novelty of Food: An Abstract
108
Meanings and Values in the Purchase of a Brand New Car: Study with Brazilian Customers
109
Introduction
109
Literature Review
111
Evolution of Consumption Theory: From Price to Meaning
111
Consumption Typology
111
Satisfaction
112
Research Design
114
Findings
115
Final Remarks
117
Appendix
118
References
118
Measuring Comprehensive Typology of Positioning Strategies: An Abstract
120
Think Twice before Typing: Does Recall Message Strategy Affect Firm Valuation? An Abstract
122
Value Network Segmentation: A Three-Factor Model
123
Introduction
123
Value
124
Customer
126
Co-creating a Network of Value
127
Need Recognition and the Co-creation of Value
127
Co-creation of Value in Information Search
128
Co-creation of Value in Alternative Evaluation
128
Co-creation of Value in Production
129
Co-creation of Value in Purchase and Use
129
Co-creation of Value in Redemption
130
Value Network Segmentation
130
Conclusion
133
References
133
Sustainable Innovation: An Adaptive Capabilities Approach to Understanding its Antecedents and Consequences: An Abstract
136
Examining the Relationship between Market Orientation and Service Innovation: Fit as Matching Perspective
137
Introduction
137
Theoretical Background
138
Service Innovation
138
Market Orientation
139
Hypothesis Development
140
Research Methodology
140
Results
141
Discussion
142
References
143
Effect of Service Firm’s Sustainability Orientation on New Service Development Competence and Performance: An Abstract
145
Unravelling the Challenges and Opportunities of Social Innovation across Market Boundaries through Images of Dress: An Abstract
147
Driving Sustainable Shopping by Utilizing In-Store Smartphone Messaging: A Reexamination of Regulatory Focus Theory: An Abstract
148
Redefining Generational Cohorts Based on Touchpoint Exposure in Italy and Japan: An Abstract
150
How Trust, Knowledge Integration, and Team Sensemaking Capability Influence NPD Success: The Mediating Role of Team Members’ Creativity: An Abstract
152
The Impact of Friendship on Entrepreneurial Decision-Making: An Abstract
153
The Impact of Organization Agility, Organization Flexibility, and Environmental Volatility on Radical and Incremental Innovation Performance: An Abstract
155
A Meta-Analytical Review on the Effects of In-Game Advertising on Consumers’ Attitudes: An Abstract
156
Comparing Advertising Effectiveness: Successful versus Attractive Male Spokesperson: An Abstract
158
Misconceptions of Branding Behavior in the Retail Sector: A Delphi Study: An Abstract
159
Investigating Political Brands in Non-Party Political Environments: Post-Electoral Reform in Guernsey: An Abstract
161
How Much Change is too Much? The Impact of Perceived Technological Change onto Sales Force Technology Acceptance: An Abstract
163
The Role of Mindfulness in Consumers’ Experiences of Food Well-Being: An Abstract
165
Importance of Ethics and Sustainability in the Fashion Industry: An Abstract
167
Understanding the Relationship and Persuasion Mechanisms between Social Media Influencers and their Followers: An Abstract
169
Web Personalization: Experience, Antecedents, and Consequences: An Abstract
171
Why do I Follow Fashion Bloggers? Insights from Jordanian Consumers: An Abstract
173
Movie Piracy in Emerging Economies: I Want to be Innovative, and I Know How to Explain My Bad Behaviour: An Abstract
175
Implications of Consumer Animosity for Marketing Strategy: An Abstract
177
An Abstract: When and How do Chief Marketing Officers Drive Firm Performance? CMO Characteristics, Managerial Marketing Capability, and Firm Value Creation
178
Social Enterprise Legitimacy in a Hostile Market
180
Introduction
181
Theoretical Background
182
Research Context
183
Research Design and Data Analysis
184
Findings
186
Pragmatic and Moral Legitimacy Feedback
186
Discussion and Conclusion
188
References
190
Corporate Greed and its Effect on Customer Satisfaction, Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Reputation among Customers: An Abstract
193
Fusing Complex Big Data Sets to Understand Consumer’s Online Relationships that Create In-Store Retail Bonding: An Abstract
194
Consumer Pleasure or Guilt: Luxury Fashion Brand Addiction and Social Media Marketing: An Abstract
195
Building Relationships through Stimulating Brand Experiences: The Role of Self-Expansion, Brand Identification, and Self-Esteem
196
Introduction
197
Theoretical Framework and Hypotheses
197
Brand Experience and its Five Dimensions
197
Luxury Brand Consumption
198
Luxury Consumption and Young Adults
198
Mediating Influence of Self-Expansion
199
Impact of Brand Identification
200
Moderating Effect of Self-Esteem
200
Research Design
201
Sample
201
Operational Measure of Constructs
202
Discriminant and Convergent Validity of Constructs with Reflective Indicators
202
Test of Common-Method Variance
204
Testing the Structural Model
205
Findings
205
General Discussion
207
Limitations and Future Research
208
References
208
Micro-Blog Marketing of Luxury Consumption: The Role of Micro-Blog Contents and Envy in Purchase Intention: An Abstract
211
Limited-Quantity Scarcity Messages for Luxury Brands: Consider Customers in Cognitive and Emotional Consumption: An Abstract
213
I or We: The Persuasive Effects of Typeface Shapes: An Abstract
215
Participatory Impact Assessments from a Relationship Marketing Perspective: How to Balance Latent and Manifest Consulting Functions?
217
Introduction
218
Theoretical Analysis of Stakeholders’ Motivation to Exercise Latent Consulting Functions
219
Case-Based Analysis of an Exemplary Impact Assessment Process
222
Implications for Conceptualizing the Impact Assessment Process
226
Conclusion
228
References
228
“The Others”: The Cultural and Consumer Profile of Expatriates: An Abstract
230
Influencing Customer Experience by Activating Relationship Norms
232
Introduction
233
The Influence of Relational Models on Customer Experience
233
Activating or Influencing Relationship Norms in a Customer-Supplier Environment
235
Study 1: Activation of Relationship Norms with CS and MP Images
236
Method
236
Results
238
Replication of Study 1
238
Study 2: Activation of Relationship Norms to Influence Switch Intention
239
Method
240
Measures
241
Results
242
Discussion
244
References
245
Trade Fairs, Trade Shows, and Exhibitions: A Literature Review: An Abstract
247
Conceptualising and Operationalising Respect in Consumer-Brand Relationships: An Abstract
248
Construing Loyalty through Perceived Quality and Brand Identification: The Mediating Role of Brand Trust and Brand Relationship Closeness: An Abstract
250
Service Brand Orientation and Firm Performance: The Moderating Effects of Relationship Marketing Orientation and Customer Orientation
252
Introduction
252
Literature Review and Hypotheses Development
253
Direct Effect Hypothesis
254
Complementary Effects Hypotheses
254
Customer Orientation (CO)
255
Relationship Marketing Orientation (RMO)
256
Research Methodology
257
Sample and Data Collection
257
Constructs, Measures, and Controls
257
Results and Analyses
258
Preliminary Analysis
258
Measure Validations
259
Common Method Bias
260
Tests of Hypotheses
260
Discussions and Conclusions
262
Theoretical and Managerial Implications
263
Limitations and Future Research Avenues
264
Appendix: Measures for the Study
264
References
266
Eye-Tracking Research Special Session (Part 1): How to Influence In-Store Buying Decisions? An Abstract
270
Visual Attention in Virtual Reality Settings: An Abstract
272
Antecedents and Consequents of the Anchoring Effect in Store Brand vs. National Brand Context: An Abstract
274
Enhancing Brand Commitment through Social Responsibility Associations: A Two-Path Moderated Model
276
Introduction
277
Theoretical Background
277
Material and Method
279
Results
279
Discussion
281
Managerial Implications
282
Limitations and Research Avenues
283
References
284
Creating My Own Story: Maximizers, a Different Route to Information Evaluation: An Abstract
287
First Impressions: The Impact of Graphic Syllabi on Student Attitudes: An Abstract
288
The Consequences of Consumer Ethnocentrism upon Product Perceptions within Emerging Markets: The Case of Mexico: An Abstract
290
Acculturation of Indian Immigrants to the United States: Technology as a Coping Mechanism: An Abstract
292
Traditionscapes in Emerging Markets: An Abstract
294
New Perspectives on Justifying Customer Citizenship: An Abstract
296
An Abstract: Mission Statements as Marketing Messages: A Comparative Content Analysis
298
An Abstract: Intuitive versus Analytical Delight: How Customers Process Delightful Consumption Experiences
300
Marketing Strategy Implications of Employee Brand Engagement: Optimism and Commonality: An Abstract
301
Agency Theory in Marketing: An Abstract
302
A Model of Post-Installation Seller-Buyer Interactions in Technology-Based Industrial Markets: An Abstract
303
The Institutional Pressures in the Post-Adoption Use of Social Media: An Abstract
305
Customer Participation in New Product Development: The Crucial Role of a Firm’s Absorptive Capacity: An Abstract
307
Influences of User Experience on Consumer Perception: A Study on “Autonomous Driving”
309
Introduction
309
Research Approach and Methodology
310
Results
313
Discussion and Recommendations
316
Limitations and Further Research
317
Appendix
318
References
319
Don’t Confuse Me! The Effect of Self-Construal on the Relationship between Context Visual Complexity and Enjoyment
321
Introduction
321
Background
323
Context Visual Complexity
324
Processing Fluency
325
Perceived Control
325
Moderating Role of Self-Construal
326
Methodology and Results
327
Study 1: Mediating Effect of Processing Fluency and Perceived Control on the Relationship Between Context Visual Complexity and Enjoyment
327
Discussion
328
Study 2: Moderating Effect of Self-Construal on the Mediating Role of Processing Fluency and Perceived Control
329
Discussion
331
Theoretical and Managerial Contribution
331
References
332
Shopper’s Experience of Digital Mall Signage as Atmospheric Stimuli: An Abstract
335
Special Session: Putting Knowledge into Action: An Abstract about Implementing Project-Based Learning across Marketing Courses and University Campuses
337
What am I Going to Eat Here? Food Tensions of Immigrants in a Cosmopolitan City
339
Introduction
339
General Conceptual Framework
341
Methodology
343
Building the Postassimilation Identity
344
Culture Based on Cooking Affiliation
345
Enlargement of the Zone
346
Food Métissage
348
Discussion and Conclusion
349
References
351
Consumers Who Collaborate with the Firm, but Against Each Other: An Abstract
353
A Comparison of Organizational Sustainability Initiatives through Time in Public and Private Sectors: An Abstract
355
Brand Equity, Country of Origin Effect, and Internationalization: An Abstract
357
Beyond Country-of-Origin: An Empirical Study on the Factors that Affect American Consumers’ Attitude and Purchasing Intentions: An Abstract
359
Special Session: Measurement Invariance and Innovation in Cross-Cultural Research: Revisiting Validity in an Interconnected World: An Abstract
361
French Households and Fish Consumption: What Characterizes Households that Should be Targeted to Increase Fish Consumption: An Abstract
363
Destination Image Change in Tourist Subgroups: Evidence from Uzbekistan: An Abstract
365
Consumer Ability to Determine Actual Quality and Level of Education: An Abstract
367
Can Anyone Write a Survey? Coping with the Digital Disruption of the Marketing Research Industry in the Classroom: An Abstract
369
Investigating Corporate Brand Values in Higher Education: An Abstract
371
A Critical Assessment of Skills and Knowledge for Entry-Level Marketing Jobs: A Delphi Study: An Abstract
373
Insights into the Relationship between Entrepreneurial Orientation and Performance: Evidence from Brazil: An Abstract
374
Ecotourism Perspective: The Case of Armenia: An Abstract
376
A Meta-Approach to Assessing Research Methodologies in Bottom of the Pyramid Markets: An Abstract
378
The Benefits of Unrelated Brand Corporate Social Responsibility: An Abstract
380
Targeted Dysfunctionality: A Systematic Review and Conceptualization: An Abstract
382
An Application of Co-Production Concept to the US Legal System: Lessons from Marketing: An Abstract
384
Exploring the Customer Satisfaction-Store Loyalty Relationship during an Economic Crisis: An Abstract
386
How can Stimuli and Emotions Help Increase Brand Advocacy
388
Introduction
388
Theoretical Background
389
Methodology
389
Results
390
Conclusions and Implications
393
References
394
Shopping Behavior Influences on Perceived Value and Store Satisfaction: An Abstract
396
Ethical Sales Leadership and Salesperson Performance: The Intervening Influence of Worthiness of being Followed: An Abstract
398
Bias in the Hiring Process of Professional Salespeople: The Effects of Gender, Ethnicity, and Religion
400
Introduction
400
Background
401
Gender Bias
401
Ethnic Bias
401
Research Hypotheses
402
Research Methodology
403
Data Collection
404
Results
404
Conclusion
405
References
405
The Customer Compromise and ComproScore: Toward a New Concept and Metric to Assess Customer Satisfaction, Buying Process, and Loyalty: An Abstract
406
Are Loyalty Programmes Shams? A Study Assessing How Loyalty Programmes can Create Loyalty to the Company Rather than to the Program: An Abstract
408
Customer Responses to the Point Management Strategy in the Occurrence of Customer Demotion: An Abstract
409
How Cities can Attract Highly Skilled Workers as Residents: The Impact of City Brand Benefits on Highly Skilled, Potential Residents’ City Brand Attitudes: An Abstract
410
Decoding Archetypal Images of Motherhood in Magazine Advertisements
411
Introduction
412
Visual Consumption and Identity Construction
412
Icons, Iconography and Archetypes in Visual Consumption
413
Motherhood in Consumer Research
414
Methods
416
Results and Discussions
418
Contemporary Family Archetypal Advertisements
418
Modern Couple Archetypal Advertisements
418
Mother-Infant Unity Archetypal Advertisements
419
Independent-Athletic Mother Archetypal Advertisements
419
Dependent-Divine Mother Archetypal Advertisements
420
Conclusions and Implications for Theory and Practice
420
References
421
Do as I Say (because I’m Similar to You): Gender Similarity, Message Framing, and the Decision to Save for Retirement: An Abstract
424
How Gender Identity Affects Consumer Behavior: Overview and Future Research: An Abstract
426
Emotional Aspects of Marketing: Theory and Methods: An Abstract
428
Attraction and Compromise Effects in Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis: No-Choice Options as a Remedy: An Abstract
430
Eye-Tracking Research Special Session (Part 2): How to Design Attention-Grabbing Communications? An Abstract
432
Does Social Media Communication Style Influence Online Consumer Experience and Behavior?: An Abstract
433
An Empirical Investigation of the Antecedents of Product Innovation Strategy and New Product Performance in Export Ventures: An Abstract
434
Patterns of Competition in Emerging Industries from the Automobile to the Personal Computer: An Abstract
436
A Practice-Based Exploration of Individual Philanthropy in Contemporary Arts and Crafts: An Abstract
438
The Impact of Past Deeds on Prosocial Behaviors: The Case of Charitable Giving: An Abstract
440
An Abstract: From Thinking Green to Planned Green Purchasing Behaviors: A Cross-National Study of American and Korean Millennials
442
Abetting or Thwarting: The Mediating Role of Subjective Enablers and Constraints in the Pro-Environmental Attitude-Behavior Relationship: An Abstract
444
Special Session: An Abstract on Consumer Interactions with Automated Technologies
446
The Relationship of Market-Oriented Culture, Internal-Market Orientation, Service Climate, and Customer-Oriented Service Behavior: Cross-Cultural Study of F&B Industry in Taiwan, China, and the United States: An Abstract
448
Creating Customer Value through Multichannel Service Delivery: A Study of the French Insurance Market: An Abstract
449
Do University Choices Affect CEO Turnover and Company Performance?
451
Introduction
451
Theoretical Background and Hypotheses
452
Methodology
453
Results and Conclusion
455
References
456
How can a Brand Successfully Extend in a Premium Market when Collaborating with a High-End Retailer? An Abstract
458
Evaluating Managerial Drivers and Barriers to the Implementation of In-Store Technology in Fashion Retailing: An Abstract
460
Fashion Brand and Retailer Collaborations: An Effective Strategy to Favorably Change Consumers’ Brand Evaluations: An Abstract
462
University Social Augmenters Brand Equity: Do University Social Augmenters Possess Brand Characteristics? An Abstract
464
Financial Brand Valuation: A Semiotic Approach to Link Marketing and Finance
466
Introduction
467
Brand and Trademark
468
Trademark Influence
470
Risk Influence
470
Marketing Brand Valuation
471
Marketing Information for Financial Brand Valuation
474
Financial Brand Valuation
475
Conclusion
476
Appendix 1: McDonald’s Associations: Inquiry to a Convenience Sample of 133 People, Performed in Brazil and Portugal (2016)
477
Appendix 2: McDonald’s Associations: The Differential Response of Preference (?p) and use (?u) and the Influence of Trademark (?™) and Risk (M?)
478
References
478
Special Session: An Abstract on “Marketing Techniques to Assist Public Sectors in Engaging Customers to Meet Societal and Individual Disasters Crisis Need and Beyond”
480
G2G Marketing from Crisis to Resolution: Marketing for when the Government must Target the Government: An Abstract
482
Rapid Assessment of Customer Marketplace in Disaster Settings through Machine Learning, Geospatial Information, and Social Media Text Mining: An Abstract
484
Faith in God versus Faith in Wealth: Belief in a Higher Spiritual Power as a Determiner of Quality of Financial Life: An Abstract
486
Online Gaming and Maladaptive Behavior: An Abstract
488
How Important is the “Time Horizon”?: An Investigation of Financial Well-Being: An Abstract
490
Leveraging a Sustainable Supply Chain Orientation in Marketing Communication
491
Introduction
492
Key Concepts Related to Sustainability Communication
492
The Sustainability Supply Chain Orientation Model
493
Research Methodology
495
Findings
496
The Warrior
496
The Coach
496
The Visionary
497
The Athlete
498
The SSC Guru
498
Discussion
499
Conclusion
500
References
501
Consumers’ Attitude and Intention to Purchase toward Bio-Based Products: An Abstract
503
The Role for Academics to Play in Advancing Sustainability Integration in Marketing Education and Research: An Abstract
505
Toward Adolescents’ Digital Identity Profiles: A Comparison between Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis
506
Introduction
506
Conceptual Framework
507
Identity and Consumer Behavior
507
The Digital Identity
508
Identity and Adolescents
509
Methodology
510
Qualitative Study
510
Quantitative Study
510
Results
511
Qualitative Study: From Content Analysis to Profiles on the Reality-Virtuality Continuum
511
Results of Quantitative Study: From Digital Identity Scale to Digital Identity Profiles
513
Discussions, Limitations, and Areas of Research
515
Limitations
517
Future Researches
517
References
517
Investigating the Tech-Savvy Consumer: An Abstract
520
The Cognitive Structure of Online Brand Choice: An Exploratory Study
522
Introduction
523
Literature Review
524
Online Brand Equity and Its Sources
524
Brand Awareness
524
Brand Association
525
Brand Trust
525
Brand Loyalty
526
Research Questions
526
Methodology
527
Results and Analysis
528
Discussion
531
Conclusion
533
References
534
Do Consumers’ Ethical Judgments Matter for Purchase Intentions in Online Gray Markets? The Mediating Role of Trust: An Abstract
536
Cheap vs. Substantive CSR Talk among Global Retailers: An Abstract
538
The Influence of Internal CSR Initiatives on the Organizational Citizenship Behaviors of Employees: An Abstract
540
Accommodation Market Labels and Customers Reviews: An Abstract
541
What Makes Digital Content Influential? A Comparison of Celebrities and Influencers: An Abstract
543
Antecedents of Consumer Ethical Decision-Making: A Multidimensional Analysis of Emotions, Moral Intensity, Moral Philosophies, Personal Norms, and Intrinsic Religiosity
544
Introduction
545
Background
546
Ethical Decision-Making
546
Methods
548
Measures
548
Results and Discussion
549
Conclusions and Implications
550
References
550
The Relationship between Worldview and Moral Recognition in Business: Examining Patterns of Ethical Acceptability: An Abstract
554
Is there Room for Socially Oriented Anti-Consumption? Conceptualization and Questions for the Development of the Field: An Abstract
556
Incongruity between Judgment and Action in Business Student Ethics: Multinational Research: An Abstract
558
Crowdfunding Practices for Social Projects: An Experiment of Co-Creation
560
Introduction
560
Theoretical Background
562
Crowdfunding
562
Co-Creation of Values
563
Research Method and Instrument
564
Data Analysis
565
Discussion and Conclusion
567
References
568
Mission-Based/Non-Financial Performance Metrics for Nonprofit Organizations: Policy and Practice: An Abstract
570
Responsible Consumption during Crisis: Consumer Impulsiveness and Purchase Behavior in Emerging Markets: An Abstract
572
Evaluating Customer Special Requests
574
Introduction
574
Literature Review
575
Method
576
Conceptualization of Evaluative Criteria of Special Request Scale
576
Generation of Scale Items
576
Motivation, Ability, and Opportunity Framework
577
Scale Reliability and Factor Structure
578
Scale Convergent Validity
579
Applications of Special Request Scale
579
References
580
Managing Customer-to-Customer Interaction in Group Service Encounters: An Abstract
581
Ambient Scent’s Effects in Sensory Service Marketing: An Abstract
583
Suitability of Green Dwellings as Residential Options in Times of Recession: The Role of Perceived Value, Benefits, and Barriers
585
Introduction
585
Literature Review
586
Research Method
588
Data Collection, Procedure, and Sample
588
Measures
589
Data Analysis and Results
589
Discussion
592
References
592
An Assessment of the Relationships between Attitudes toward Patriotism, Environmentalism, and the Purchase of Organic Apparel in US Consumers: An Abstract
595
Communal Narcissists “Go Green” to Enhance their Social Status: An Abstract
597
“Sharing is Caring”: About Personal Values Driving Environmentally Friendly Behavior
599
Introduction
599
Theoretical Background
600
Research Questions and Hypotheses
602
Research Methodology
602
Pretest
603
Main Study
603
Results
604
Conclusion and Limitations
607
References
608
Simplified Nutritional Labels Reduce Calorie of Purchases in a Cafeteria: An Abstract
610
When Indulgence Gets the Best of You: The Unexpected Consequences of Prepayment: An Abstract
612
Does Satisfaction Mediate the Relationship between Quality Constructs in Ongoing Supplier Relationships? An Abstract
614
An Approach on Place Attachment, Involvement and Behavioural Intentions in Iberian Marketing Contexts: The Case of Galicia-North Portugal Euroregion: An Abstract
616
Increasing Awareness and Reputation of Merck S.A. Portugal through Employee Advocacy
617
Introduction
618
Literature Review
618
Merck S.A. Portugal
623
Employees as Brand Ambassadors at Merck
623
Hypothesis Formulation and Conceptual Model for Merck Case
625
Methodology
627
Results
627
Discussion and Findings
628
Actions Taken for Merck Portugal
628
Conclusions and Future Research
629
References
630
Sustainability Marketing Strategies: How Self-Efficacy and Controllability can Stimulate Pro-Environmental Behaviors for Individuals: An Abstract
632
Relevance of Digital Marketing Skills for Marketers: An Abstract
634
Toward an Understanding of the Antecedents of E-Marketing Orientation: The Role of the Fit
635
Introduction
636
Literature Review
637
E-Marketing Orientation
637
Market Orientation
639
IT Adoption Strategy
639
Research Methodology
640
Hypothesis Development
640
The Measurement Items
641
Sampling and Data Collection
641
Data Analysis and Results
642
Sample Characteristics
642
Hypothesis Testing
642
Conclusion and Implications
643
Theoretical Implication
643
Practical Implication
643
References
644
Interfirm Trust between Emerging Markets: Chinese Firms in Africa: An Abstract
647
Sub-Saharan African Culture and Entrepreneurial Activities: A Ghanaian Perspective: An Abstract
648
The Making of the Zou Chuqu Strategy at the Marketing Level: An Abstract
650
The Effect of Narrative Believability on Persuasiveness and Purchase Intention: An Abstract
652
When Social Networks Express Concerns about Information Privacy: Users’ Perception, Attitudes, and Trust: An Abstract
653
Developing Trust among Chinese Social Media Users through Experience: An Abstract
655
Market Turbulence as Moderator between Customer Orientation and Firm Performance: An Abstract
657
The Differences between Internationalization of SMEs with Brand Names and those without Brand Names: An Abstract
659
Understanding Involvement of Luxury Gift Givers: An Abstract
661
Sustainable Luxury: The Effect of Luxury Consumption Motivations on Corporate Social Responsibility Strategies: An Abstract
663
Social Media Engagement with Luxury Brands: An Exploratory Study: An Abstract
664
Face-Saving, Materialistic, and Ethical Values as Related to Chinese Consumers’ Attitudes of Counterfeit Fashion Goods: An Abstract
666
The Role of the Mexican Executive Women: The Impact of Personal Branding and the Influence of the Erotic Capital as a Secondary Brand Association: An Abstract
668
Activating Multiple Facets of the Self: How Self-Concept and Brand Personality can Influence Self-Brand Connections: An Abstract
669
The Underdog Effect in the Context of Brand Management: An Abstract
671
Special Session: Cultural Identity and Adaptation in Global Marketplaces: Methodological, Conceptual, and Empirical Insights: An Abstract
673
Brand Emotions: Establishing the Emotional Lexicon in Failed Consumer Relationships: An Abstract
675
Shopping Therapy? Entertainment and Social Interaction’s Role in Shopping Satisfaction: An Abstract
677
Fear of Crime, Consumption, and Culture: An Abstract
678
Conceptual Model of Destination Branding: An Integrative Approach
679
Introduction
679
Literature Review and Hypotheses
680
Conceptual Model
683
Research Methods
684
Primary Data Collection
684
Scales Used
685
Data Analysis
686
Study Findings
686
Analysis of Reliability and Validity of the Measurement Model (Outer Model)
686
Measurement of the Structural Model (Inner Model)
687
Discussion and Conclusions
689
Theoretical and Managerial Implications
689
Limitations and Future Studies
691
References
691
Segmenting Visitors to New Zealand: An Activity-Based Typology: An Abstract
694
An Abstract: Does Communicating Destination Safety Matter?
696
Country-of-Origin Ecological Image: Dimensions of the Construct and their Impacts on Consumers’ Evaluation of Eco-Products: An Abstract
698
When Innovative Ways of Reducing Food Waste Meet Eating Culture in University Canteens: An Abstract
700
The Impact of Deployment of Armed Soldiers in the City of Jerusalem on Fear of Tourists
702
Introduction
702
The Reasons for Deployment of Armed Guards from the Perspective of Cognitive Biases
703
The Effect of Armed Guard’s Presence on Subjective Risk Perception
704
Differences in Subjective Risk Perception in General Population: Role of Gender, Chronic Anxiety and/or Chronic Depression, Familiarity with the Environment, and Media Influences
705
Methodology
707
Results
709
Discussion
711
Conclusion
711
References
712
How do Interpersonal Factors Influence the B2B Relationship Quality? An Abstract
714
OEM Pressure to Innovate and Buyer-Supplier Relationship: An Abstract
716
Customer Trustworthiness on Supplier Long-Term Orientation in Supplier-Customer Relationships: An Abstract
718
A Meta-Analysis of Power in Buyer-Seller Relationships: An Abstract
720
Online Brand Communities: When Consumers are Negatively Engaged
722
Introduction
722
Theoretical Background
723
Methodology
725
Results
725
Discussion and Implications
726
Conclusions
728
References
728
Understanding Software Developers’ Coping Responses to Negative Online Reviews: An Abstract
730
Intervening Failure Attribution Perceptions and NWOM with Online Service Recovery Actions: An Abstract
732
Market Orientation and Poverty Reduction: A Study of Rural Small Businesses in Ghana: An Abstract
733
Turkish Manufacturing Firms’ Export Market Orientation, Marketing Capabilities, and Export Performance: An Abstract
735
Stimulating Decision-Making Behavior and International Marketing Performance: An Abstract
737
Factors Affecting Attitude and Purchase Intention toward Gray Market Goods
739
Introduction
739
Literature Review
740
Price Consciousness
741
Risk Averseness
741
Price-Quality Inferences
742
Ethical Judgment
743
Consumer Innovativeness
744
Product Category Involvement
744
Social Factors
745
Methodology
746
Findings
748
Discussion
749
Conclusion
751
References
752
Antecedents of Export Performance: The Role of Institutional and Resource-Based Factors: An Abstract
755
Consumer Perception in the Probability of Buying Luxury Brands: An Abstract
757
Cobranding between Fast Fashion Brands and Luxury Brands: A Case Study Approach
758
Introduction
758
Literature Review
759
Fast Fashion
759
Luxury Brands
760
Cobranding in the Fashion Industry
760
Brand Personality
761
Methodology
762
Brands Selection
762
Conceptual Model and Hypotheses Development
762
Sampling Procedure
764
Discussion of Results
764
Conclusions
768
Further Research
770
References
770
Perceptual Discrepancies between Purchasers and Non-Purchasers of Mass Customized Fashion Products: Lessons Learned from a US Generation Z Consumer Perspective: An Abstract
772
Employer Brand Love: The Key for Attracting and Retaining Talent: An Abstract
774
The Dynamic Nature of Brand Experience
776
Introduction
777
Customer Experiences
778
Touchpoints and Experiences
780
Brands and Experiences
782
Conclusion and Implications
784
References
785
How do Emotions Influence Brand Attachment? The Mediation Role of Brand Authenticity: An Abstract
787
Special Session: Understanding the Customer Experience: An Abstract
788
How does the Difficulty of Recalling Past Experiences Influence Consumption Desire? An Abstract
790
Customer Experience Posting an Online Review and eWOM Intent: An Abstract
792
Homo-Sapiens Visiting Museums: How Evolution Shapes Aesthetic Experiences: An Abstract
794
Understanding the Flat-Sharing Experience: Spatial Ambivalence of the Collaborative Consumption: An Abstract
796
Even if You Wrong Me, I May Still Like You: Consumer Dishonesty in Case of Feeling Befooled
798
Introduct?on
798
Background
799
Consumer Ethics
799
Rationalization of Dishonest Behavior
800
The Strengthening Effect of Situational Ambiguity on Dishonesty
801
Equity Theory and a Need for Compensation
802
The Emotional Outcome of Dishonesty: Guilt
804
Methodology and Results
805
D?scuss?on and Conclus?ons
806
References
808
Place Attachment in a Post-Earthquake Scenario: Some Preliminary Findings: An Abstract
811
Business Attire Fashion or Appropriateness: What Should Marketers Emphasize? An Abstract
812
Live Music and Consumers’ Attitudes: An Abstract
814
Monitoring the Experiential Content of a Touristic Service: An Abstract
815
The Effect of Product Knowledge on the Relational Importance of the Product Attributes of Wine: An Abstract
817
A Dual-Process Perspective of Consumer Responses in Virtual Service Environments: An Abstract
819
Toward a Valence Model for Fit in Cause-Related Marketing: An Abstract
821
The Impact of Firm Size and Gratitude on the Effectiveness of Cause Marketing Campaigns: An Abstract
823
Examining Sales Promotion Theory in a Cause-Related Marketing Setting: An Abstract
825
A Comparison of the Histories of the Development of Incremental and Radical Innovations: A View from Pharma-Biotech: An Abstract
827
Implicit Self-Theories for the Effects of Envy Types on Unique Product Choice: An Abstract
829
The Role of Lean Innovation Capability in Resource-Limited Innovation: Concept, Measurement, and Consequences: An Abstract
830
The Impact of Opportunism and Conflict on Non-Economic and Economic Satisfaction in Business Relationships: An Abstract
832
Interactions with Existing and Potential Customers: The Role of Physical and Virtual Trade Fairs: An Abstract
833
Patients’ Adoption of E-Consultation: The Role of Perceived Usefulness and Perceived Ease of Use, Trust, and Risk Aversion: An Abstract
834
Social Media Usage, FOMO, and Conspicuous Consumption: An Exploratory Study: An Abstract
836
Restraint on Black Friday: An Investigation into Consumer Motivations for Participating in “Buy Nothing Day”: An Abstract
838
Multicultural Marketing Campaigns: Reaching the US Hispanic Market on Digital Media: An Abstract
839
A Cross-Cultural Exploration of Resource Misuse and Value (Co) destruction: An Abstract
841
A Framework on the Impact of Protectionist Discourse on Cross-Border Consumption: Is Trump to be Blamed? An Abstract
843
I am Open to Eat What is in Front of Me in the Host Country: A Comprehension of Expatriates’ Acculturation: An Abstract
845
Understanding Collaborative Consumption: A Three-Country Study: An Abstract
847
Sex-Appealing Clothing: Attitudes and Preferences of Young Women in their Ovulation Cycle: An Abstract
849
Decoding Typicality in Apparel Products: An Abstract
850
An Exploration of the Combined Impact of Ethical Climate and Work Locus of Control on Job Performance and Turnover Intentions: An Abstract
852
How Workplace Isolation Impacts Performance: An Abstract
853
CSR and Sales Performance: Examining Mediating and Moderating Processes: An Abstract
855
Special Session: Brands through our Senses: An Abstract
856
Branding Places: Developing a Sensorial Brand Identity Model: An Abstract
858
Store Atmospherics: An Abstract
859
Discussing Recent Research on Sensory Communication in Marketing: An Abstract
860
Enhancing Sensory Branding in Luxury through Visual Design: An Abstract
861
Smartphones Uses to Discover a Touristic Destination and its Consequences on Tourism Experience: An Abstract
863
The Effects of Customer-Based Online Reputation on WOM and WPP: The Mediating Role of BRQ: An Abstract
865
An Exploratory Study on Children’s Word-of-Mouth Communication
867
Introduction
867
Background
868
Methodology
870
Results and Discussion
870
Discussion
872
Conclusions and Implications for Theory and Practice
873
References
874
How to Reach Early Adopters? An Empirical Analysis of Early Adopters’ Internet Usage Behavior: An Abstract
876
Investigating the Dual Role of Price on Consumers’ Purchase Intentions of Hedonic versus Utilitarian Products: An Abstract
878
The Pricier the Merrier: How the Law of Demand Informs Value-Based Pricing: An Abstract
880
Precision of Gains and Losses Affect Seller Credibility and Product Perceptions: An Abstract
881
Communicating Social Price Reasons does not Always Benefit a Firm: Role of Individualism on Socially Related Price Increase Justification: An Abstract
883
For Me, My Parents Come First: Role and Religious Identity in Consumer Bank Choice in Pakistan: An Abstract
885
Cross-Cultural Validation of the Moral Spectrum of Corporate Sustainability from Perfect to Imperfect Duty: An Abstract
887
The Relationship between Trustworthiness, Satisfaction, and Loyalty: Study on Insurance Market
889
Introduction
889
Literature Review
890
Research Design
893
Findings
894
Final Remarks
897
References
898
Comparing Sustainability Initiatives in Private and Public Healthcare Sectors: An Abstract
900
Nostalgia’s Restorative Role at Times of Brand Crisis: An Abstract
902
Augmented Attributions: The Role of Perceived Effort in the Formation of Consumer Motive Attributions: An Abstract
903
Customer Engagement on Facebook: A Classification of Brand Fans: An Abstract
904
Antecedents and Consequences of Consumers’ Online Brand-Related Activities (COBRAs) on Social Networking Sites: An Abstract
906
Member Lock-In and Knowledge Break-Out in SNS Groups: Integrating the “Pull-In,” “Push-Back,” and “Mooring” Effects: An Abstract
907
Retailing in the Digital Age: Surviving Mobile App Failure: An Abstract
908
Multi-User Virtual Reality Technology as Means to Engage Global Consumers: An Abstract
910
Customer Engagement in Social Network Brand Communities: Drivers and Impact on Brand Loyalty
912
Introduction
912
Theoretical Background
913
Research Methodology
915
Results and Discussion
916
Conclusions and Implications for Theory and Practice
918
References
920