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Consumer behaviour 57 Konsumentenverhalten 57 Poland 16 Polen 11 social media 11 Brand management 10 Customer satisfaction 10 Dienstleistungsqualität 10 Kundenzufriedenheit 10 Markenführung 10 Service quality 10 Social Web 10 Social web 10 Turkey 10 Beziehungsmarketing 9 Brand image 9 Markenimage 9 Relationship marketing 9 purchase intention 9 Online retailing 8 Online-Handel 8 customer satisfaction 8 Kaufentscheidung 7 Purchase decision 7 consumer behaviour 7 sustainability 7 Brand 6 Generation Y 6 Internet marketing 6 Jugendliche 6 Markenartikel 6 Online-Marketing 6 Türkei 6 Youth 6 young consumers 6 Advertising effects 5 Emerging economies 5 Marketing management 5 Marketingmanagement 5 Schwellenländer 5
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Article in journal 80 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 80 Article 62
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English 142 Undetermined 5
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Kacprzak, Agnieszka 5 Ścibor-Rylski, Michał 5 Hassan, Zubair 4 Kempen, Elizabeth 4 Kitapci, Olgun 4 Muradyan, Andranik 4 Saprikis, Vaggelis 4 Chikazhe, Lovemore 3 Christie, Lorna 3 Dziewanowska, Katarzyna 3 Gajda, Dawid 3 Gmerek, Natalia 3 Haliun, Sharmuud 3 Handrinos, Michael C. 3 Rotsios, Konstantinos 3 Sohail, M. Sadiq 3 Abderrezak, Benhabib 2 Ahmad, Norlia 2 Ahmed, Md. Imran 2 Alakwe, Kizito Ogedi 2 Allenby, Greg M. 2 Amina, Borsali Awicha 2 Anastasiei, Bogdan 2 Animashaun, Abdulrauf 2 Anjum, Nishath 2 Ay, Canan 2 Bäckström, Izabelle 2 Bălău, Mădălina 2 Chiosa, Ana Raluca 2 Cho, Seong Do 2 Diegel, Olaf 2 Dortyol, Ibrahim Taylan 2 Dortyol, Taylan 2 Ekmekci, Ozge Tayfur 2 Eksteen, Charlene 2 Eryigit, Canan 2 Folinas, Dimitris 2 Gaura, Kudzaishe Charlotte 2 Gkiolnta, Eftychia 2 Guha, Sayanjit 2
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Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging markets 80 Journal of Marketing and Consumer Behaviour in Emerging Markets (JMCBEM) 62 Journal of Marketing and Consumer Behaviour in Emerging Markets 5
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ECONIS (ZBW) 80 EconStor 62 RePEc 5
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Do perceived value and satisfaction affect customers' behavioural intentions? : a case study of Polish squash clubs
In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 2/17, pp. 17-31
The aim of the paper is to analyze relations between perceived quality, service convenience and satisfaction of squash customers to present implications for managers who address parents enrolling their children for extracurricular activities with their services. Applying the research framework...
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Female consumers' involvement in intentional non-sustainable and unintentional sustainable apparel decisions : an emerging market perspective
Kempen, Elizabeth; Tobias-Mamina, Rejoice; Strydom, Mariette - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 1/16, pp. 1-21
This study is aimed at determining consumers' sustainable apparel involvement in the purchasing or disposing of apparel in an emerging market context (EMC). Consumers in developed countries show increased interest in sustainable apparel behaviour, contrary to emerging markets such as South...
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Exploring the impact of negative words used in online feedback in hotel industry : a sentiment analysis, N-gram, and text network analysis approach
Dan, Daniel - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 1/16, pp. 39-50
This study examines the words and situations that trigger and those that do not trigger a hotel response when customers post negative online feedback. The research explores, through sentiment analysis, bigrams, trigrams, and word networking, the valence of online reviews of five important hotels...
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.#isoverparty : the consequences of brand boycotts for brands in the social media environment after Russia’s invasion in Ukraine
Sanak-Kosmowska, Katarzyna - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 1/16, pp. 22-36
This study investigated social-media-based anti-brand communication. Guided by consumer boycotts and brand cancellation theory, the author conducted a qualitative study based on content analysis of tweets about 59 international brands that remained in Russia after the invasion in February 2022....
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New technologies in the field of sensory marketing and customer experience : a systematic literature review
Gajda, Dawid - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 1/16, pp. 51-78
Nowadays, we are noticing more and more new technological solutions that fit into the field of sensory marketing, the implementation of which is in a relatively preliminary stage. They are intended to improve customer experience. The main objective of the research is to determine the main topics...
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Gender and socio-economic differences in South African consumers' sentiments toward marketing practices
Roux, Thérèse - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 2/17, pp. 1-16
Studies on modern consumers' sentiments toward marketing in an emerging market context are vital. This paper compares demographic diff erences in South African consumers' sentiment toward marketing. Data were collected via a survey with 444 diverse consumers residing in the Tshwane metropolitan...
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Understanding the factors influencing adoption of digital banking in emerging markets : the role of perception and personality antecedents
Matlala, Ntswaki Petunia - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 2/17, pp. 32-45
The emergence of digital banking has presented the banking industry with benefi ts and challenges. Although digital banking services provide customers with increased convenience and accessibility around the clock, many still struggle to grasp their ever-changing nature. To address this, a study...
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Bringing children into the sociology of consumption : a symbolic consumption perspective
Senooane, Belinda; Wiid, Johannes - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2023) 2/17, pp. 46-65
This article explores children's consumption practices from a sociology of consumption perspective. The aim is to discover whether South African children, in their consumption of clothing, engage in symbolic consumption and to identify the ways in which they do so. Existing studies on children...
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Motivating marketing research respondents to provide more elaborated answers
Ścibor-Rylski, Michał - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2024) 2/19, pp. 15-25
Modern marketing research faces a challenge how to increase the respondents' productivity and encourage them to give more elaborated answers in the open-ended questions. It's relevant both for CAWI quantitative projects and the qualitative approaches. The initial research in this area shows that...
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Towards new forms of using social media : museums activity on LinkedIn
Sawczuk, Magdalena - In: Journal of marketing and consumer behaviour in emerging … (2024) 2/19, pp. 26-36
The social media landscape changes very fast. It regards, among others, the accessible platforms and the features of social media tools. It also concerns the broad spectrum of institutions that start their virtual activity in different ways, and museums' participation in social media can be...
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