Cross-buying Behavior
Cross-Buying Behavior is a customer purchasing pattern in which a consumer acquires multiple products or services from different categories or business units within the same firm, distinguished from related behaviors by its focus on intra-organizational diversification of purchases rather than repeat buying within a single product line.
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Martin Mende, Ruth N. Bolton, Mary Jo Bitner · Journal of Marketing Research · 2012 · 201 citations
Cross-buying in retailing: Drivers and consequences
V. Kumar, Mark S. George, Joseph Pancras · Journal of Retailing · 2008 · 179 citations
Drivers of customers' cross‐buying intentions
Paul Valentin Ngobo · European Journal of Marketing · 2004 · 167 citations
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Georgia State University
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Karnavati University
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Tunghai University
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National Cheng Kung University
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University of South Australia
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Boston College
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