Cognitive evaluation : prompts used to measure sponsorship awareness
Tripodi, John A., Hirons, Martin, Bednall, David and Sutherland, Max 2003, Cognitive evaluation : prompts used to measure sponsorship awareness, International journal of market research, vol. 45, no. 4, Winter, pp. 435-455.
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Cognitive evaluation : prompts used to measure sponsorship awareness
Marketing managers have the same accountability for their spending on sponsorship as they do for their general advertising spend. Since the direct impact on customer loyalty and profit is so hard to measure, surrogate measures such as recall are often used. Key issues with recall measures are the nature and type of prompting given. This paper reports the results of an experiment on three different ways of measuring sponsorship recall based on brand, category and event prompts. Differences between the prompts are shown with some facilitating and another inhibiting recall. The results are discussed within the framework of spreading activation theory which has the potential to explain and predict recall.
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eng
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150504 Marketing Measurement
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970115 Expanding Knowledge in Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services
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