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Managerial implications

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Internal Brand Management in an International Context

Part of the book series: Innovatives Markenmanagement ((INMA,volume 47))

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Based on extensive evaluation of an internal branding model under consideration in a cross-national context, the objective of this section is to transfer theoretical results into a managerial context. Discussed in part A, organizations strive to maintain strong brands by fostering strong customer relationships. Identified in this study, an identity-based brand management approach supports organizations to promote and protect brands.

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Ravens, C. (2014). Managerial implications. In: Internal Brand Management in an International Context. Innovatives Markenmanagement, vol 47. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-00754-6_13

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