Perceived Image
It is often referred to perceived image during the process of founding a capital brand, Mick and
Buhi (1993) have confirmed that commercial brands are used often as a source of symbols that
contribute to shape and preserve customer identity, these symbols are interrelated to a set of
mental representations the customer has about the brand, the role of these representations is
offering a specific value to the brand that can have a sensitive impact to make the customer
confident to the brand. The image of commercial brands can have a diverse roots, can have
products and services characteristics’ or can be linked to customer where it has a sensitive
impact to marketing luxury goods (Derbaix & Lehent, 2008: p. 28).
Brand image according to Keller (1993) « perceptions about a brand as reflected by brand
associations held in consumer memory », therefore brand image can be seen as a structural
knowledge based on information and representations that vary according to Keller (1993) to
three dimensions ; the correlation power where the product can be linked systematically to
customer mind and can position among the first, the correlation value that can be negative,
positive or neutral, the only correlation which can be strong and positive but common with
other products.
Perceived Image
It is often referred to perceived image during the process of founding a capital brand, Mick and
Buhi (1993) have confirmed that commercial brands are used often as a source of symbols that
contribute to shape and preserve customer identity, these symbols are interrelated to a set of
mental representations the customer has about the brand, the role of these representations is
offering a specific value to the brand that can have a sensitive impact to make the customer
confident to the brand. The image of commercial brands can have a diverse roots, can have
products and services characteristics’ or can be linked to customer where it has a sensitive
impact to marketing luxury goods (Derbaix & Lehent, 2008: p. 28).
Brand image according to Keller (1993) « perceptions about a brand as reflected by brand
associations held in consumer memory », therefore brand image can be seen as a structural
knowledge based on information and representations that vary according to Keller (1993) to
three dimensions ; the correlation power where the product can be linked systematically to
customer mind and can position among the first, the correlation value that can be negative,
positive or neutral, the only correlation which can be strong and positive but common with
other products.
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