2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0363-8111(00)00060-6
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Public relations strategies for creating mass media content: A case study of the National Basketball Association

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“…(Andreassen, 1994) revealed that corporate image is positively correlated with customer loyalty. Customer loyalty higher as a result of good corporate image implies a higher market share and ability to demand prices that are relatively higher than competitors ( (Herington, Johnson, & Scott, 2006) and (Fortunato, 2000). Besides that, image effective and good companies are also considered as determinants in customer satisfaction.…”
Section: University Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Andreassen, 1994) revealed that corporate image is positively correlated with customer loyalty. Customer loyalty higher as a result of good corporate image implies a higher market share and ability to demand prices that are relatively higher than competitors ( (Herington, Johnson, & Scott, 2006) and (Fortunato, 2000). Besides that, image effective and good companies are also considered as determinants in customer satisfaction.…”
Section: University Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the triangular relationship among PR, mass media and the audience, it has been demonstrated through PR strategies that an enterprise is productive in assisting the mass media content selection and framing processes. This study shows that maintaining relationship with customers via PR is very effective for future loyalty (Fortunato, 2000).…”
Section: Public Relations (Pr) and Corporate Affairsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…In return, each year, the media industry receives millions of sports audiences and advertising revenue. As such, it is highly important and necessary for celebrity athletes to be cautious about their image and identity management as they may appear to have hundreds of thousands of fans and followers [4]. Their conduct, personalities, and words will generate a huge impact on the fan communities.…”
Section: Overview Of Kobe's Sexual Assault Casementioning
confidence: 99%