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<p style="text-align:justify;">Laptop products are&nbsp;no longer luxury products, and they are commodities commonly used by university&nbsp;students. However yet, every laptop brand has its brand image in the market.&nbsp;Also, Brand love and loyalty have become central concepts in brand and customer&nbsp;relationships. This paper investigates the effects of ‘brand image on brand&nbsp;love’ and ‘brand love on customer loyalty’ and ‘word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing’.&nbsp;Additionally, it investigates which phases of loyalty have priority in creating&nbsp;WOM. Questionnaires had distributed to 300 college students to collect data.&nbsp;Structural equation modeling (SEM) had used to analyze the hypothesis, and from&nbsp;Multi Criteria Decision Making methods, TOPSIS was used to rank the priority of&nbsp;the phases of loyalty. Analyses show that brand love and image remarkably&nbsp;effect on brand loyalty. In addition, it has been determined that brand love&nbsp;affects WOM. The TOPSİS results also reveal that affective loyalty has priority&nbsp;effective on WOM. Other predictors are cognitive, behavioral, and cognitive&nbsp;loyalty, respectively.&nbsp; The results can&nbsp;help practitioners engage customers while creating a brand image and marketing&nbsp;their laptop brands to construct loyal customer support. The ranking of the&nbsp;type of loyalty can also ensure a phase for marketers to develop future&nbsp;strategies.</p>

Brand's Image, Love, and Loyalty: Is it Enough for Word of Mouth Marketing?

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