Journal of Brand Strategy
2012 - 2025
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Volume 4, issue 4, 2015
- Editorial pp. 308-309

- Daryn Moody
- An SEO's perspective on how to manage international teams pp. 310-314

- Moriah Scoble
- The information economy is dead: What CMOs should do now pp. 315-321

- Zain Raj
- Non-verbal communication: The biggest brand-building asset in modern marketing pp. 322-331

- Daryl Fielding
- Activating and driving brand advocacy: Why every brand needs to be talked about pp. 332-340

- Steve Thomson
- Uncovering the elements behind a transformational consumer experience pp. 341-348

- Mohan Nair
- The future's bright, the future's branded: How branding is the future of the marketing research industry pp. 349-356

- Lucy Davison and Paul Buckley
- The effective use of licensing in brand strategy pp. 357-362

- Bill Cross
- Case study: NAMI-NYC Metro pp. 363-370

- Howard Lenn and Melissa Parsey
- Exploring a marketing concept: Does marketing encourage the filling of the ‘empty self’, ie, is marketing purchase therapy? pp. 371-387

- Don E. Schultz, Martin Block and Vijay Viswanathan
- Focus on Better Together: How co-branding can create strong synergies within a global company pp. 388-402

- Sylvain Charlebois, Kally Dimitropoulos, Cory Haskins and Anke Foller-Carroll
- `Improving the Performance of Sponsorship` by Ardi Kolah pp. 403-404

- Ardi Kolah
Volume 4, issue 3, 2015
- Consumer branding pp. 200-200

- Daryn Moody
- People powered brands: How companies can inspire consumer action pp. 201-216

- Gwen Morrison and Anneliza Humlen
- Overcoming the barriers of the assisted living market: Developing successful marketing campaigns to connect with an over-50s audience pp. 217-223

- Helena King
- Why we don't think the way we think we think: The theory and application of behavioural economics pp. 224-232

- Anthony Tasgal
- Noble motives and net results: Micro-insurance in the supply chain — building revenue and customer loyalty while improving community resilience in fast-growing markets pp. 233-247

- Brandon Mathews
- Developing a glocalisation strategy: Experiences from Henkel's product launches in the Middle East and Europe pp. 248-258

- Svend Hollensen and Christian Schimmelpfennig
- 21c Museum Hotels: A company breaking branding and product conventions pp. 259-266

- Martha Reeves
- Cause-related marketing campaigns: Do consumer perceptions and brand motivations matter? pp. 267-280

- Beth Myers
- Consumer and vendor perceptions of sport goods counterfeits in four counterfeit hubs pp. 281-290

- Barbara Stöttinger, Elfriede Penz and Mubbsher Munawar Khan
- Brand credibility measurement: A new measure for brand equity/brand value: Part 2 pp. 291-302

- Bill Haig
Volume 4, issue 2, 2015
- Editorial pp. 104-105

- Robert Tamplin
- Survival of the fittest: Using social media to thrive in the 21st century pp. 106-113

- Meg Bear
- Maximising results with data-driven financial marketing strategies pp. 114-126

- Tony Rizzo
- Six key principles for identifying and ensuring success in marketing channels pp. 127-133

- Heather Oldani
- Social media rewired pp. 134-142

- Jacques Bughin
- Linking brand to business financials: How brand valuation has helped DuPont unlock the value of its portfolio pp. 143-153

- Joanna Seddon
- Sustainable sourcing to innovate a private brand pp. 154-160

- Janice Neitzel
- Reading between the lines: Uncovering customer insights to deliver exceptional customer experiences pp. 161-167

- Gaynor Strachan Chun, M. A. Greenstein and Sarah Kornfeld
- Building a global brand with corporate e-learning: Challenges, solutions and best practices for international businesses pp. 168-176

- Kristen Giovanis
- Brand credibility measurement: A new measure for brand equity/brand value: Part 1 pp. 177-189

- Bill Haig
- `Branded Entertainment: Dealmaking Strategies & Techniques for Industry Professionals` by Stacy Jones pp. 190-191

- Stacy Jones
- `B®and Psychology: Consumer Perceptions, Corporate Reputations` by Mario R. Nacinovich and Jennifer M. Barrett pp. 192-194

- Jr Nacinovich
- `Creating Value, the Theory and Practice of Marketing Semiotics Research` by Randall Rozin pp. 195-195

- Randall Rozin
Volume 4, issue 1, 2015
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Daryn Moody
- Corporate giving at the Shakespeare Theatre Company, Washington, DC: ‘I can no other answer make but thanks, and thanks; and ever thanks’ pp. 6-14

- Noreen Major
- How to run a global marketing campaign that meets local needs without damaging the brand pp. 15-26

- Kevin Freedman
- How to engage Millennials: Re-imagining the consumer as a partner, not a target audience, to increase engagement pp. 27-36

- Jeff Fromm, Cherryh Butler and Chris Dickey
- Four ways digital works to build brands and relationships pp. 37-48

- David Aaker
- Executing the brand: Emerging digital brand execution tools and the role of employees in developing on-brand materials pp. 49-57

- Alexander Jasperse
- Strengthening brand positioning through price transparency in higher education pp. 58-69

- Alan P. Duesterhaus
- Media brands in social network sites: Problems German media companies have faced and lessons they have learned pp. 70-82

- Ulrike Rohn and Sabine Baumann
- Sponsorship and the Elaboration Likelihood Model: BMW's 2014 Winter Olympic brand strategy pp. 83-95

- John A. Fortunato
Volume 3, issue 4, 2015
- Editorial pp. 308-309

- Daryn Moody
- The power of sustainability to create shared value: Coca-Cola demonstrates that doing good is good for business pp. 310-315

- Bea Perez
- Shell's response and brand management during industry crises pp. 316-321

- Tricia Elwell Singer
- Brand building in the digital age: The ongoing battle for customer influence pp. 322-331

- Lorenzo Bresciani and Mike Ewing
- Rise from the rough: The growing demands on the brown diamond market pp. 332-338

- Carly Fink
- Standing out in a saturated market: Engaging consumers through product placement pp. 339-349

- Stacy Jones
- Creating flexible global brands in federated organisations: A case study from a global not-for-profit pp. 350-356

- Christopher K. Bailey, Ben Knepler and Patrick Vanlombeek
- Reimagining branding for the new B2B digital marketplace pp. 357-372

- Debra Zahay, Don E. Schultz and Archana Kumar
- Investigating the congruence among the positioning strategies of three Indian car brands pp. 373-386

- B. S. Bodla and Saloni Pawan Diwan
- Perceived status enhancement, brand involvement and brand loyalty pp. 387-398

- Chee Piong
Volume 3, issue 3, 2014
- Multicultural Marketing pp. 196-196

- Dr. Jake Beniflah
- Destiny is demographics: The economic mandate of diversity pp. 197-202

- Kenneth W. Gronbach
- The future of marketing is multicultural: A conversation with Javier Farfan, Head of Music and Cultural Marketing, PepsiCo pp. 203-205

- Javier Farfan
- Total market: Driving strategy in a multicultural nation pp. 206-211

- David Burgos
- Infusing pasión (passion) into mainstream advertising: Using an emotional model to improve the measurement of advertising effectiveness pp. 212-234

- Orlando Wood
- Challenging the belief that all US Hispanics are culturally homogeneous: An AHAA and AARP cultural orientation and generational study pp. 235-244

- Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez, Xenia P. Montenegro, Scott Willoth, Carlos Santiago and Dr Jake Beniflah
- Estimating the value of the US Hispanic shopper: An In-Culture™ analysis pp. 245-260

- M. Isabel Valdés, Dr Jake Beniflah and Marie Quintana
- Bilingual memory: The impact of acculturation on the cognitive structure of foreign-born Hispanics pp. 261-277

- Dr Jake Beniflah, Sharmila C. Chatterjee and Kerry P. Curtis
- Improving multicultural marketing: Between-group and within-group segmentation approaches pp. 278-289

- Ricardo Villarreal
- Valvoline shifts gears to reach the Hispanic market through agent-based modelling pp. 290-294

- Damon Ragusa
- The business case for better analytics: A retrospective and the future of theory and practice of marketing science pp. 295-303

- Rafael Alcaraz
Volume 3, issue 2, 2014
- Editorial pp. 100-100

- Daryn Moody
- Brands as publishers: Using content and paid media to fuel a brand transformation pp. 101-110

- Barbara Basney
- Brand and legal sitting in a tree… Brand protection at Wounded Warrior Project pp. 111-120

- Abby V. Reiner
- Brand journalism: How to engage successfully with consumers in an age of inclusive individuality pp. 121-128

- Larry Light
- How online video is changing the way B2B marketers engage and convert prospects pp. 129-134

- Michael Litt
- The value of nonprofit sponsorship and corporate giving pp. 135-138

- Brent Percival
- The point of purchase is wherever the consumer is, so what is the future for shopper marketing? pp. 139-147

- Simon Hathaway
- Nostalgia, autobiographical memories and brand strategy: Marketing to the post–World War I generation pp. 148-154

- Aurélie Kessous
- Brand awareness: A community perception of a nonprofit organisation pp. 155-168

- Julia Cronin-Gilmore, Myra Jo Bates and Doug Brown
- Attributes of successful university brands in the USA pp. 169-183

- Alan P. Duesterhaus and Molly Duesterhaus
- Outsourcing sport sponsorship sales to a sport management class: Understanding the benefits and risks pp. 184-192

- Seungbum Lee and Victor Pinheiro
Volume 3, issue 1, 2014
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Daryn Moody
- Digital transformation at Nestlé: Playing to win pp. 6-11

- Pete Blackshaw
- Ten rules for effective branded content: Experience from Skype pp. 12-17

- Shana Pearlman, Nadina Guglielmetti and Emily Listfield
- Collaboration is the number one strategy for reaching ‘bottom of the pyramid’ customer segments in emerging global markets pp. 18-20

- Ardi Kolah
- The shift from online performance to more holistic brand efficiency measurement and the need for standardised online ad formats pp. 21-30

- Karim H. Attia
- What is it worth? The value chasm between brand and influencers pp. 31-40

- Ted Murphy and Ryan Schram
- Does sports marketing work? How is it measured? pp. 41-50

- Scott Horowitz
- Business-to-business event sponsorship: Generating value through strategy and metrics pp. 51-58

- Kate Phillips Connolly and Aidan Connolly
- Luxury counterfeit purchasing: The collateral effect of luxury brands’ trading down policy pp. 59-70

- Jean-Noël Kapferer and Anne Michaut
- The influence of gender on baseball sponsorship activation tactics pp. 71-79

- Mark Dodds, Larry Degaris and Dave Perricone
- Perceptions of a brand sponsoring a sport competitor pp. 80-93

- Scott A. Jones, Christopher D. Hopkins and Gregory Pickett
- `Advertising Concept and Copy` by George Felton pp. 94-95

- Ardi Kolah
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