Brand Attachment: The Moderating Effect of High and Low Involvement Products
Cecilia Ugalde,
Inés Küster,
Natalia Vila
Abstract:Brand attachment can be considered one of the predictors of consumer commitment to a brand. Based on this key concept, the type of products can condition the consumer's relationship with the brand. This study analyses the moderating effect that the brand’s involvement (high or low) has on the relationship between brand attachment and some of its antecedents (brand personality, perceived quality, brand awareness, and brand credibility) and effects (brand loyalty, purchase intention, and perceived risk). This c… Show more
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