
Influence of Brand Image on Consumer Behaviour
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Abstract
This study explores the relationship between brand image and consumer behavior from the perspective of consumers. It consists of three parts. The first introduces the establishment and maintenance of brand image. The second reviews and analyzes the relationship between brand image and consumers. The third part reviews and analyzes the impact of brand image on consumer purchasing behavior. Brand and marketing are both very important to enterprises. Brand and marketing support each other, complement each other, jointly serve the market.
Keywords
brand image, consumer behavior, marketing strategy, brand strategy
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Cite this article
Zou,Y. (2023). Influence of Brand Image on Consumer Behaviour. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,48,27-30.
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