The Art of Brand War: A Manoeuvre Theory Approach to Conceptualising Flanker Brands
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Open access
Authors
Lim, Shan Ming Aaron
Date
2017Supervisor
Prof. Ian Phau
Dr Min Teah
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Business
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Marketing
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Abstract
This research develops a concept of flanker brands, and builds a research framework to empirically evaluate consumer perceptions and attitudes towards flanker brands, in the luxury brand context. Underpinned by Manoeuvre Theory, and incorporating the lessons from Sun Tzu’s Art of War; this research aims to understand consumer perceptions of flanker brands, how they may be employed in the marketplace, and how they may be used as tactical tools against mimic brand competitors.
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