Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Studie
Dr. Ulrike Arnhold holds a PhD in business administration from Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann´s Chair of Innovative Brand Management at the University of Bremen. She works as a brand strategist in luxury goods.
From a brand management perspective Ulrike Arnhold analyses the impact of interactive marketing programmes in Web 2.0, evaluating user generated content as a tool of the brand communication mix.|The increasing relevance of the internet has brought about significant change in me dia consumption, communication and social behaviour and thus evoked a debate in both business studies and practice. Brands, in particular, are affected by the devel opments in and around the internet since they stimulate and shape such behavioural patterns. Therefore, how to manage a brand in the era of the internet has been a topic of discussion for quite some time. First, success factors of so called "virtual e brands" were searched for, then "internet-based brand management" was explored and finally one was acknowledged as an "expert" by only using the buzzword "brand management in Web2. 0. " Many of the papers and books published at that time, how ever, dealt only superficially with the subject, distinguishing themselves through se quences of empty words rather than in-depth knowledge of the matter. Unfortunately, this even led to the case that the editor of a topic related Special Issue of the "Mar keting Science" joumal preselected all submitted manuillegalscripts according to the fact whether he personally liked or disliked the used terminology. Against the background of this situation of as much shallowness as sUbjectivity, Dr. Ulrike Arnhold analyses the state of the art of research within her dissertation with great care and intellectual finesse.|What is the value of user generated content in branding? Do social media activities such as brand communities and blogs rather harm or strengthen the brand? Ulrike Arnhold investigates these burning questions, introducing the concept of user generated branding. From a brand management perspective she analyses the impact of interactive marketing programmes in Web 2.0, evaluating user generated content as a tool of the brand communication mix. Her book provides not only a comprehensive empiric analysis but also managerial implications. Thus, this pioneer study will help both scholars and practitioners to gain a thorough understanding of the roots, strategies and applications of user generated content in branding.
Learning from User Innovation, Collective Intelligence, Word of Mouth and Community Research; Types and Applications of User Generated Branding in Market Research, Commercialisation and Customer Retention; Development of a Structural Equation Model to Measure the Impact on the Consumer-Brand Relationship; Empiric Model Validation by Means of Three Real Life Interactive Branding Programmes
The increasing relevance of the internet has brought about significant change in me dia consumption, communication and social behaviour and thus evoked a debate in both business studies and practice. Brands, in particular, are affected by the devel opments in and around the internet since they stimulate and shape such behavioural patterns. Therefore, how to manage a brand in the era of the internet has been a topic of discussion for quite some time. First, success factors of so called "virtual e brands" were searched for, then "internet-based brand management" was explored and finally one was acknowledged as an "expert" by only using the buzzword "brand management in Web2. 0. " Many of the papers and books published at that time, how ever, dealt only superficially with the subject, distinguishing themselves through se quences of empty words rather than in-depth knowledge of the matter. Unfortunately, this even led to the case that the editor of a topic related Special Issue of the "Mar keting Science" joumal preselected all submitted manuillegalscripts according to the fact whether he personally liked or disliked the used terminology. Against the background of this situation of as much shallowness as sUbjectivity, Dr. Ulrike Arnhold analyses the state of the art of research within her dissertation with great care and intellectual finesse.
User generated branding (UGB) as a field of study.- Theoretical basis for the development of a UGB reference framework.- Specification of UGB.- Development of the explanatory UGB model.- Empiric model validation and hypothesis testing.- Summary, critical consideration and outlook.
Dr. Ulrike Arnhold holds a PhD in business administration from Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann's Chair of Innovative Brand Management at the University of Bremen. She works as a brand strategist in luxury goods.
Über den Autor
:Dr. Ulrike Arnhold holds a PhD in business administration from Prof. Dr. Christoph Burmann's Chair of Innovative Brand Management at the University of Bremen. She works as a brand strategist in luxury goods.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Learning from User Innovation, Collective Intelligence, Word of Mouth and Community Research; Types and Applications of User Generated Branding in Market Research, Commercialisation and Customer Retention; Development of a Structural Equation Model to Measure the Impact on the Consumer-Brand Relationship; Empiric Model Validation by Means of Three Real Life Interactive Branding Programmes
Klappentext
From a brand management perspective Ulrike Arnhold analyses the impact of interactive marketing programmes in Web 2.0, evaluating user generated content as a tool of the brand communication mix.
What is the value of user generated content in branding? Do social media activities such as brand communities and blogs rather harm or strengthen the brand? Ulrike Arnhold investigates these burning questions, introducing the concept of user generated branding. From a brand management perspective she analyses the impact of interactive marketing programmes in Web 2.0, evaluating user generated content as a tool of the brand communication mix. Her book provides not only a comprehensive empiric analysis but also managerial implications. Thus, this pioneer study will help both scholars and practitioners to gain a thorough understanding of the roots, strategies and applications of user generated content in branding.
