Assessing Consumer Brand Loyalty
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Case Details:
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MKTG260 |
For delivery in electronic format:
Rs. 300;
For delivery through courier (within India): Rs. 300 + Shipping & Handling Charges extraThemes
Marketing Research / Marketing Strategy / Operations Research
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| Case Length |
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06 Pages |
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2010 |
| Teaching Note |
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Available |
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| Industry |
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FMCG |
| Countries |
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India |
Abstract:
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This case is about a regional player involved in the production and marketing of various milk products. Since it was founded a decade ago, the company had grown significantly and had established a good presence in its existing market. Bikash Iyer, CEO of the company, wanted to expand the company's operations to two neighbouring
markets. But before that, he wanted a marketing research study conducted in its
existing market to assess brand loyalty toward its products.
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The study focused mainly on the analysis of marketing survey
data to identify significant independent variables which have a big influence on
the dependent variable i.e. brand loyalty of their products. With the data
collected and tabulated, Iyer had to analyze and interpret the data and, based
on this, take some vital decisions.
Issues:
» To understand the issues in assessing brand loyalty.
» To understand the steps in the Discriminant Analysis (DA) technique.
» To understand the relationship between DA and Regression.
» To know about Multiple Discriminant Analysis.
» To analyze and interpret the data in order to arrive at a decision.
Contents:
Keywords:
Marketing Research, Brand Loyalty, Consumer Satisfaction, Discriminant Analysis, Dependent Variable, Independent Variable, Two Group Discriminant Analysis, Discriminant Function
Assessing Consumer Brand Loyalty
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