Can established newspapers leverage their offline brand equity to the online edition in order to create visits and page views? This question is key for publishers, as they are now facing a change only comparable to the advent of the printing press in the fifteenth century. In the present study, both a cross-sectional and a time-series analysis are applied to 12 Spanish newspapers. Our findings ...

This paper represents one of the first few studies on Internet marketing strategies of business-to-consumer (B2C) firms in Singapore. A survey was sent to CEOs/marketing managers of 400 firms, of which 92 usable responses were obtained. The results of hierarchical regression analyses indicate that strategies to attract customers and to relate to customers have significant positive relationships...

This study addresses global expansion challenges faced by multinational hotel companies under the backdrop of the booming international travel. Grounded upon theories pertaining to brand equity, this study develops the consumer-based brand equity (CBBE) model for multinational hotel brands, which examines the effects of brand knowledge on consumer response to these brands. The conceptual model ...

Social tagging is a new way to share and categorize online content that enables users to express their thoughts, perceptions, and feelings with respect to diverse concepts. In social tagging, content is connected through usergenerated keywords—“tags”—and is readily searchable through these tags. The rich associative information that social tagging provides marketers new opportunities to infer b...

consumers' evaluations and perceptions of brand, form the principles of brand purchase decisions and brand trust; and as the value of the brand in the minds of consumers gets stronger, greater benefits can be obtained from consumers. the current study analyzes the impact of brand equity and brand elements on consumers' attitudes toward brand extension. the statistical population of th...