2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.09.1124
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The Effect of Brand Satisfaction, Trust and Brand Commitment on Loyalty and Repurchase Intentions

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“…The diffusion effect refers to the time delay in adopting an innovative product because that an innovation is first adopted by a (usually initially small) segment of individuals, while the majority of the people delay their choice until the product will be widespread in the market. There are several reasons why the majority does not adopt the new product immediately: There is a vast literature in marketing that deals, for example, with the problem of brand loyalty (Erciş, € Unal, Candan, & Yıldırım, 2012;Vlachos & Lin, 2014;Carreira, Patrıcio, Natal Jorge, & Magee, 2014;Hoang-Tung, Kojima, & Kubota, 2014;Akamavi, Mohamed, Pellmann, & Xu, 2015), because individuals tend to prefer the product to which they are used to. In the same vein, several studies mainly in mode choice context have provided evidence that the probability of choosing new alternatives is often affected by inertia and habit.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The diffusion effect refers to the time delay in adopting an innovative product because that an innovation is first adopted by a (usually initially small) segment of individuals, while the majority of the people delay their choice until the product will be widespread in the market. There are several reasons why the majority does not adopt the new product immediately: There is a vast literature in marketing that deals, for example, with the problem of brand loyalty (Erciş, € Unal, Candan, & Yıldırım, 2012;Vlachos & Lin, 2014;Carreira, Patrıcio, Natal Jorge, & Magee, 2014;Hoang-Tung, Kojima, & Kubota, 2014;Akamavi, Mohamed, Pellmann, & Xu, 2015), because individuals tend to prefer the product to which they are used to. In the same vein, several studies mainly in mode choice context have provided evidence that the probability of choosing new alternatives is often affected by inertia and habit.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fullerton (2003) apresenta os perigos da construção de uma relação entre empresa e consumidor, estabelecida a partir do comprometimento calculativo ou instrumental. E isto converge com outros estudos que têm fundamentado que este tipo de comprometimento pode enfraquecer as relações existentes (Ercis et al, 2012;Gustafsson, Johnson, & Roos, 2005). Neste tipo de relacionamento é pouco provável que a empresa atue como defensora do cliente.…”
Section: Valor E Comprometimentounclassified
“…Assim, consumidores que estão comprometidos com uma empresa ou marca podem vir a se tornar leais, adotando um comportamento repetido de compras (Baldinger & Rubinson, 1996;Ercis et al, 2012). Alguns pesquisadores identificaram que o comprometimento vem se caracterizando como um fator essencial na formação da intenção comportamental (Brown, Barry, Dacin, & Gunst, 2005).…”
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“…Podendo aumentar as intenções comportamentais positivas gerando um impacto comportamental efetivo, incluindo a incidência de recompra (ZEITHAML; BERRY; PARASURAMAN, 1996), e ainda, sua possível intenção em defender a marca (ERCIS, et al, 2012). A intenção em defender a marca é a disposição do cliente a dar fortes recomendações e elogios a outros consumidores em nome de um fornecedor de produtos ou serviços (HILL et al, 2006;HARRISON-WALKER, 2001).…”
Section: Relação Entre Comprometimento E a Intenção Em Defender A Marcaunclassified