Do Millennials share similar perceptions of brand experience? A clusterization based on brand experience and other brand-related constructs: the case of Netflix

Sara Amoroso (), Simonetta Pattuglia and Imran Khan
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Sara Amoroso: University of Rome Tor Vergata
Simonetta Pattuglia: University of Rome Tor Vergata
Imran Khan: Prince Sultan University Riyadh

Journal of Marketing Analytics, 2021, vol. 9, issue 1, No 4, 33-43

Abstract: Abstract This study aims to explore, in the case of the Over-The-Top (OTT) sector, Millennials’ perceptions of brand experience in relation to the well-established brand Netflix. In particular, the work addresses a clusterization of Millennials on the basis of their experience with the brand. The study first explores the theoretical background, highlighting current perspectives on Over-The-Top industry and on brand experience as a strategic process for creating holistic customer value, achieving differentiation and sustainable competitive advantage. Second, it offers a quantitative study (using a survey) and highlights the principal results related to the brand. Moreover, this work will attempt to use cluster analysis methodology exploiting brand experience validated scale and other related brand and behavioural constructs to cluster consumers. Both academics and marketing managers should focus on approaches able to deliver strong and memorable brand experiences. A positive and durable brand experience is related to other important consequences for consumer action and behaviour, such as the willingness to place brand trust, consumer loyalty towards the brand, an enduring consumer-brand relationship, repurchase intentions, and lastly, the long-term life of the brand

Keywords: Brand experience; Brand loyalty; Repurchase; Consumer behaviour; Millennials; Over the top; Netflix (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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