Famous brand names can disseminate product benefits and lead to higher recall of advertised benefits than
non-famous brand names (Keller, 2003). There are many unfamiliar brand names and alternatives available in
the market place. Consumers may prefer to trust major famous brand names. These prestigious brand names and
their images attract consumers to purchase the brand and bring about repeat purchasing behavior and reduce
price related switching behaviors (Cadogan and Foster, 2000). Furthermore, brand personality provides links to
the brand’s emotional and self-expressive benefits for differentiation. This is important for brands, which have
only minor physical differences and consumed in a social setting where the brand can create a visible image
about the consumer itself.