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The Impact of i-branding towards customer equity with brand equity and purchase intention as mediating factors: the case of Starbucks Indonesia

In this era of advance internet technology, it raised question whether internet
can also do an effective brand building to create a strong brand, measured by Brand
Equity. This function of internet as brand builder is called i-Branding. Otherwise,
customers become more selective and less loyal, therefore, it is important for firms
to acknowledge the value of their customers. This customer-centric era brings a new
paradigm to value customer as asset, called Customer Equity. This research offers
i-Branding as powerful tool in enhancing customer equity, focusing on Cafe
Industry. Starbucks is chosen as case study since it has the best i-Branding activities
through its social media, website, intranet, and e-mail marketing. This research will
see the relationship between i-Branding and customer equity, through brand equity
and compare with the purchase intention as the additional mediating factor.
Customer equity is measured by Customer Lifetime Value. Simple random
sampling was applied to collect the 160 samples. Structural Equation Modelling is
the methodology of this research, with Confirmatory Factor Analysis as the
measurement model. Results indicated that i-Branding cannot significantly increase
customer equity. I-Branding is proven only increase brand equity and purchase intention.

Creator(s)
  • (34412003) JAMES KURNIAWAN BUDIONO
  • (34412029) VIVI TAMARA INDRAWAN
Contributor(s)
  • Lianto, S.E., MFM. → Advisor 1
  • Tessa Vanina Soetanto → Examination Committee 1
Publisher
Universitas Kristen Petra; 2016
Language
English
Category
s1 – Undergraduate Thesis
Sub Category
Skripsi/Undergraduate Thesis
Source
Undergraduate Thesis No. 34010244/MAN/2016; James Kurniawan Budiono (34412003); Vivi Tamara Indrawan (34412029)
Subject(s)
  • CONSUMERS PREFERENCES
  • CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR
  • BRANDING (MARKETING)
  • BRAND CHOICE
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