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Silva, A.R.N. |
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Fernando, P.M.P. |
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2015-12-17T04:03:35Z |
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2015-12-17T04:03:35Z |
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2015 |
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Silva, A.R.N. and Fernando, P.M.P. 2015. The effectiveness of brand personality dimensions on brand loyalty: A study on mobile telecommunication services in Sri Lanka. First Annual International Conference on Branding & Advertising ICBA – 2015, 05th – 06th November, 2015, The International Institute of Knowledge Management (TIIKM), Colombo, Sri Lanka, pp 07. |
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http://repository.kln.ac.lk/handle/123456789/10847 |
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dc.description.abstract |
Telecommunication sector has evolved as a major business trend in worldwide. It is one of
the major commercial activities in Sri Lanka also where many competitors are playing with
different strategies to win a larger market share. This research is focusing on the mobile
telecommunication industry in Sri Lanka where the industry players are using carefully
planned marketing strategies to attract more customers into their share. The research is taking
the approach of investigating the effectiveness of Brand Personality Dimensions on creating
Brand Loyalty within the industry. Building upon the prior research on the concepts, Aaker’s
Brand Personality Scale was used as the base to measure the brand personality and attitudinal
and behavioral loyalties were used to measure brand loyalty within the mobile
telecommunication sector. The primary data was gathered using a self-administrated
questionnaire from 100 users of mobile telecommunication networks using convenience
sampling technique within the Western Province of Sri Lanka. The results indicated that the
most important brand personality dimensions associated with the brand loyalty in the Sri
Lankan mobile telecommunication industry were Excitement and Sincerity. Further it was
found that Sophistication, Competence and Ruggedness dimensions of brand personality also
significantly affects brand loyalty. Implication of the findings were highlighted and discussed
based on the research findings. |
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en |
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The International Institute of Knowledge Management (TIIKM) Colombo, Sri Lanka |
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dc.subject |
Brand Personality |
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dc.subject |
Brand Loyalty |
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dc.subject |
Mobile Telecommunication Industry |
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dc.title |
The effectiveness of brand personality dimensions on brand loyalty: A study on mobile telecommunication services in Sri Lanka |
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Article |
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