Principios teóricos de la personalidad de marca de moda y percepción de la imagen de un embajador de marca

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  • Ena Baron Lopez

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24054/face.v14i1.1854

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Personalidad de marca, embajadores de marca, marcas de moda, escalas de personalidad de marca

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El objetivo esencial de este artículo es analizar cuáles son las teorías que están relacionadas con el estudio de la personalidad de marca y un embajador de marca. En principio se explican los principales conceptos que soportan los estudios de personalidad de marca con el énfasis en una marca de moda; en la segunda parte presentan las teorías sobre las escalas de medida más significativas dentro de los estudios de personalidad de marca y de personalidad humana y finalmente dentro de este marco se presentan los conceptos relacionados con embajadores de marca. A partir de allí se exponen las principales conclusiones y hallazgos, así como los límites y posibles nuevos aportes.

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2022-10-31 — Actualizado el 2014-12-21

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Baron Lopez, E. (2014). Principios teóricos de la personalidad de marca de moda y percepción de la imagen de un embajador de marca. FACE: Revista De La Facultad De Ciencias Económicas Y Empresariales, 14(1), 145–159. https://doi.org/10.24054/face.v14i1.1854 (Original work published 31 de octubre de 2022)

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