2010
DOI: 10.1080/10304312.2010.510596
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Loyalty and the ritualistic consumption of entertainment

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“…This engagement is called 'involvement', which refers to a psychological bond that consumers have with the product (Martin 1998). Involved consumers add individual and shared meaning to entertainment products, which facilitates increased enjoyment (or perhaps disappointment), and increases customer loyalty (Neale 2010).…”
Section: Creative Industries Journal 111mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This engagement is called 'involvement', which refers to a psychological bond that consumers have with the product (Martin 1998). Involved consumers add individual and shared meaning to entertainment products, which facilitates increased enjoyment (or perhaps disappointment), and increases customer loyalty (Neale 2010).…”
Section: Creative Industries Journal 111mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fanaticism and fanatics, for instance, are often presented with negative associations (e.g. Doran, 2002; Neale, 2010). Displays of passion and obsession have also traditionally served as fodder for critiques of mass culture that, Duffett (2013:1) argues, presented fans as ‘passive consumers separated from cultural production: a tribe of infantilized, alienated, celebrity-following individuals’.…”
Section: Towards An Experiential Perspective On Brand Loyaltymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pero ¿cuál es el camino recorrido por el consumidor hasta llegar a ser prosumidor? Para ello se impone fomentar en el primero las actitudes que se resumen en el concepto inglés de engagement, muy presente en la literatura sobre el tema (Neale, 2010) y que podríamos traducir como compromiso o implicación de un usuario respecto a un producto cultural determinado; y en el caso del transmedia le lleva a implicarse en la ampliación de contenidos y en la expansión del universo.…”
Section: Prosumidores Y Contenidos Generados Por Usuarios (Cgu)unclassified