Purchase Intention and Private Label Brands
In recent years, private brands have reshaped the retail landscape, emerging as strong alternatives to national brands. This book explores the key factors influencing consumers’ intention to purchase private label products, focusing on perception, quality assessment, and strategic marketing. It highlights how initial consumer skepticism—often tied to low-price, low-quality associations—is shifting due to improved product standards and branding efforts. The interplay between price and perceived quality is central to purchase decisions, with packaging, labeling, and brand credibility playing critical roles. The book further examines how targeted marketing strategies, in-store positioning, and digital engagement help build consumer trust and emotional connection. By incorporating storytelling and transparent communication, private brands can cultivate loyalty and encourage repeat purchases. Social proof, such as reviews and recommendations, is also shown to be influential in strengthening brand relationships. Rich in insights and practical strategies, this book is a vital resource for marketers, researchers, and business leaders navigating the modern retail environment.
Detail
| Tata Letak | Muh. Medriansyah Putra Kartika |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-979-530-615-3 |
| Halaman | xii + 138 hlm |
| Ukuran | 15,5 x 23 cm |
| Cetakan | 1, May 2025 |
| Penerbit | Unhas Press |
| Bahasa | Inggris |






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