Refers to a consumer’s consistent preference for purchasing the same brand over competing ones, driven by positive perceptions and past experiences with the brand.
It is a key indicator of a brand’s strength and customer satisfaction.
Refers to a consumer’s consistent preference for purchasing the same brand over competing ones, driven by positive perceptions and past experiences with the brand.
It is a key indicator of a brand’s strength and customer satisfaction.
Also known as secondary product placement, it is a retail strategy that places complementary products together
A retail display technique where products are arranged in a left-to-right manner along a horizontal plane.
The index shows the level of brand’s performance within a specific market.