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Effect of Brand Trust, Brand Affect and Brand Image on Customer Brand Loyalty and Consumer Brand Extension Attitude in FMCG Sector


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In this research article we have examined the Effect of Brand Trust, Brand Affect and Brand image on Customer brand loyalty and also cause and effect relationship is established between customer brand loyalty and consumer brand extension attitude in context of FMCG sector. The data was collected from 300 customer of FMCG sector at Gwalior City of Central India. Results are analyzed through Multivariate analysis (MANCOVA). Linear regression was also applied between independent variable and dependent variable.

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Brand Trust, Brand affect, Brand Image, Brand Loyalty and Brand Extension Attitude
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Authors

Nischay K. Upamannyu
Prestige Institute of Management, Gwalior, India
Garima Mathur
Prestige Institute of Management, Gwalior, India

Abstract


In this research article we have examined the Effect of Brand Trust, Brand Affect and Brand image on Customer brand loyalty and also cause and effect relationship is established between customer brand loyalty and consumer brand extension attitude in context of FMCG sector. The data was collected from 300 customer of FMCG sector at Gwalior City of Central India. Results are analyzed through Multivariate analysis (MANCOVA). Linear regression was also applied between independent variable and dependent variable.

Keywords


Brand Trust, Brand affect, Brand Image, Brand Loyalty and Brand Extension Attitude

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