Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises

While an impressive body of literature has emerged focusing on the critical activities involved in brand management for larger organizations, no research has been undertaken to examine branding within small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The present study therefore examines the nature and scope...

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Main Authors: Napoli, Julie, Ewing, M., Berthon, P.
Other Authors: Sharon Purchase
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy 2005
Online Access:http://www.anzmac.org/conference_archive/2005/
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15417
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description While an impressive body of literature has emerged focusing on the critical activities involved in brand management for larger organizations, no research has been undertaken to examine branding within small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The present study therefore examines the nature and scope of brand management within an SME context. Findings show significant differences between small and large organizations along nine of the ten brand management dimensions reported in Keller’s (2000) brand report card. Moreover, different brand management practices are associated with business performance in SMEs. Implications of the study are highlighted, limitations noted and directions for future research outlined.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-154172017-01-30T11:49:40Z Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises Napoli, Julie Ewing, M. Berthon, P. Sharon Purchase While an impressive body of literature has emerged focusing on the critical activities involved in brand management for larger organizations, no research has been undertaken to examine branding within small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The present study therefore examines the nature and scope of brand management within an SME context. Findings show significant differences between small and large organizations along nine of the ten brand management dimensions reported in Keller’s (2000) brand report card. Moreover, different brand management practices are associated with business performance in SMEs. Implications of the study are highlighted, limitations noted and directions for future research outlined. 2005 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15417 http://www.anzmac.org/conference_archive/2005/ Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy restricted
spellingShingle Napoli, Julie
Ewing, M.
Berthon, P.
Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises
title Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises
title_full Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises
title_fullStr Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises
title_full_unstemmed Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises
title_short Brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises
title_sort brand matters: an examination of small-to-medium sized enterprises
url http://www.anzmac.org/conference_archive/2005/
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15417