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To evaluate the empirical necessity of perceived brand differentiation in consumer brand competition and purchasing decisions.

December 1, 2007Australasian Marketing Journal (AMJ)

Evidence concerning the Importance of Perceived Brand Differentiation

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To evaluate the empirical necessity of perceived brand differentiation in consumer brand competition and purchasing decisions.
Gathered and analyzed empirical brand perception and purchase data across multiple consumer categories.
Conducted cross-national evaluations across two countries to measure perceived differentiation levels among directly competing market brands.
Competing brands exhibit consistently low levels of perceived differentiation across diverse product categories.
Consumers routinely purchase competing brands despite the measurable absence of perceived brand differentiation.

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Empirical cross-national analysis reveals low perceived differentiation among competing brands despite ongoing consumer purchases, suggesting distinctiveness drives competition more than...

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Romaniuk et al. (2007) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a93dae890afb7f46c871e23 https://doi.org/10.1016/s1441-3582(07)70042-3

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Empirical cross-national analysis reveals low perceived differentiation among competing brands despite ongoing consumer purchases, suggesting distinctiveness drives competition more than...

Evidence concerning the Importance of Perceived Brand Differentiation

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