Journal of Leisure Research · 1989 · 26 citations · 20 references
ManagementMarketingMarketing ManagementMarket SegmentationMarketing StrategyStrategic MarketingCompetitor AnalysisLeisure ConsumptionRecreation ManagementRecreation ParticipationStrategic Market AnalysisTourism MarketingConjoint AnalysisLeisure Time UseRecreation MarketingRecreational Consumption
The competition for Americans' leisure time and dollars has increased dramatically over the past twenty five years. In response, leisure providers are turning to strategic marketing analysis to help segment their markets, position service offerings, and understand their competitors. Hybrid conjoint analysis is a powerful research tool for analyzing consumers and competitors. This paper describes hybrid conjoint analysis and illustrates an application of this new technique in a recreational setting that demonstrates the versatility of the methodology as an effective leisure research tool.
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Models of attitude–behavior relations.
Peter M. Bentler, George Speckart · Psychological Review · 1979 · 944 citations