His main research concerns Marketing, Advertising, Brand equity, Brand awareness and Brand extension. His work on Competitor analysis, Product and Marketing research as part of general Marketing study is frequently linked to Segmentation, bridging the gap between disciplines. His work focuses on many connections between Advertising and other disciplines, such as Value, that overlap with his field of interest in Earnings.
As part of his studies on Brand equity, he frequently links adjacent subjects like Perceived quality. His research integrates issues of Brand association, Loyalty, Brand management and Set in his study of Brand awareness. His Brand extension research integrates issues from Brand valuation and Corporate branding.
David A. Aaker mainly focuses on Marketing, Advertising, Brand equity, Brand management and Brand extension. His work on Marketing deals in particular with Brand awareness, Marketing management, Marketing research, Marketing strategy and Competitor analysis. Advertising is represented through his Brand architecture and Television advertising research.
He regularly links together related areas like Value in his Brand equity studies. He mostly deals with Corporate branding in his studies of Brand management. Brand alliances is the focus of his Brand extension research.
David A. Aaker focuses on Advertising, Brand equity, Marketing, Social psychology and Signature. Many of his research projects under Advertising are closely connected to Chevron and Charisma with Chevron and Charisma, tying the diverse disciplines of science together. David A. Aaker interconnects Competition, Brand awareness, Brand preference, Strategic planning and Competitor analysis in the investigation of issues within Brand management.
He works on Brand equity which deals in particular with Brand extension. David A. Aaker studies Marketing strategy which is a part of Marketing. His work on Feeling as part of his general Social psychology study is frequently connected to Personality component, thereby bridging the divide between different branches of science.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Advertising, Brand equity, Financial economics, Equity and Goodwill. His Advertising study incorporates themes from Asset and Perceived quality. Brand equity is the subject of his research, which falls under Marketing.
As part of his studies on Goodwill, David A. Aaker often connects relevant areas like Social psychology.
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Managing Brand Equity
David A. Aaker.
(1991)
Building Strong Brands
David A. Aaker.
(1995)
MEASURING BRAND EQUITY ACROSS PRODUCTS AND MARKETS
David A. Aaker.
(1996)
Marketing Research
David Aaker;V. Kumar;George S. Day;David Luck.
(1970)
Consumer Evaluations of Brand Extensions
David A. Aaker;Kevin Lane Keller.
(1990)
Strategic Market Management
David A. Aaker.
(1984)
Managing brand equity : capitalizing on the value of a brand name
David A. Aaker.
Published in <b>1991</b> in New York NY) by Free press (1991)
The effects of sequential introduction of brand extensions
Kevin Lane Keller;David A. Aaker.
(1992)
The Value of Brand Equity
David A. Aaker.
(1992)
Managing Assets and Skills: The Key To a Sustainable Competitive Advantage
David A. Aaker.
(1989)
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