2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jretconser.2023.103516
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The shape of premiumness: Logo Shape's effects on perceived brand premiumness and brand preference

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“…Scholars have conducted research on the visual identity elements mentioned above. Twenty-two studies on the characteristics of single visual recognition elements, including studies on logo shape (angle, circle) [61,69], complexity [79], naturalness [28], combination [65], and redesign [23] There are a maximum of 15 items. This is followed by research on brand colour perception [62], and association [25].…”
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“…Scholars have conducted research on the visual identity elements mentioned above. Twenty-two studies on the characteristics of single visual recognition elements, including studies on logo shape (angle, circle) [61,69], complexity [79], naturalness [28], combination [65], and redesign [23] There are a maximum of 15 items. This is followed by research on brand colour perception [62], and association [25].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Intermediate variables are more related to consumer perception, such as perceived deliciousness and health of food [26], brand status [61], sense of authenticity [28], perceived conspicuousness [64], perceived sustainability, perceived credibility [66], competition and warmth [67], brand gender [63], [69,70,77], interestingness and clarity [83], etc., which also involve consumers' processing fluency of visual recognition [13,65], etc. The dependent variable is mainly about consumers' attitudes towards the brand [41,62,63,65,68,77,85], favourable [61], brand loyalty [32], attractiveness [84], likability [66], and other emotional reactions [80], as well as consumer preferences [19,67] or purchase intention [42], and behaviour [75].…”
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“…In the context of city branding, the selection of slogans and logos has a crucial role, especially in paying attention to the target audience internationally. A logo is a visual brand identity that plays an important role in the success of a brand (Li et al, 2023). In an era of globalization, where competition between cities is global, it is important for a city to expand its marketing scope and appeal not only locally or nationally, but also internationally.…”
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