Membership Clubs as a Tool for Enhancing Buyers' Patronage
Journal of Business ResearchPublished 1 July 1999
Yehoshua Liebermann
Citations57
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SJR score3.50
SNIP3.35
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One of the central tools for enhancing brand/outlet loyalty both in durables and nondurables consumer markets is membership clubs. The present study examines effects of several membership behavior variables on three loyalty dimensions of members in such clubs. Empirical results are reported and discussed.
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