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Concept

brand congruence

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30

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1.7K

Citations

46

Authors

30

Institutions

About

Brand congruence is an academic concept within marketing and consumer research that examines the degree of perceived fit or consistency between a brand and another entity, such as a consumer's self-concept, a co-branded partner, or a marketing communication element. This concept investigates how the level of alignment across dimensions like image, values, personality, or functional attributes influences consumer attitudes, preferences, and behaviors towards the brand or associated entity. It serves as a crucial theoretical lens for understanding phenomena like brand extensions, celebrity endorsements, co-branding effectiveness, and the formation of consumer-brand relationships, holding significant implications for predicting consumer responses and informing strategic brand management decisions aimed at building and leveraging brand equity.

Top Authors

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PD

University of California, Berkeley

GC

University of Birmingham

RC

University of East Anglia

TD

University of York

Top Institutions

Rankings shown are based on concept H-Index.

University of California, Berkeley

Berkeley, United States

University of Birmingham

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Universidade do Porto

Porto, Portugal

American University of Sharjah

Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

University of York

York, United Kingdom