Advances in Consumer Research
Issue 4 : 302-315
Original Article
Conceptual Analysis of Brand Image and Perceived Value: Assessing Its Impact on Brand Loyalty
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PhD Research Scholar, Amity University Haryana-122413
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Assistant Professor, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies, Delhi - 110085
Abstract

This research tries to establish an understanding between the customer perception and loyalty towards a brand. The primary issues this study tries to explore are does brand image, perceived risk, perceived price, and perceived quality affect the perceived value for cosmetic products and does perceive value lead towards brand loyalty in the cosmetic product category. Data has been collected from 532 Indian female respondents who have recently shopped for cosmetic products. Exploratory factor analysis was carried out in SPSS (24), followed by CFA and path analysis to validate the results. It has been found that brand image is significantly related to the perceived value. Perceived risk and perceived price are negatively associated with the perceived value. Perceived quality significantly affects the perceived value. Finally, perceived value is positively associated with brand loyalty (Oliver 1999). Limitations and scope for further research is also discussed in this study.

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