Pioneer Advantage: Marketing Logic or Marketing Legend?
Journal of Marketing ResearchPublished 1 May 1993
Peter N. Golder, Gerard J. Tellis
Citations675
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Several studies have shown that pioneers have long-lived market share advantages and are likely to be market leaders in their product categories. However, that research has potential limitations: t...
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