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Vol. 51, No. 9 · September 2021 OPEN ACCESS
IJM Vol. 51
2021
Indian Journal of Marketing
Volume 51, Issue 9 · September 2021
ISSN 0973-8703
Articles 3
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijm
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Table of Contents 3 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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Profile Centric Community Awareness and Engagement for Adolescent Girls : An Empirical Study on Early Marriage in India

Early marriage is a pernicious practice traditionally observed even today in several countries, with a fifth of the global female population getting married by 18 years of age. The custom has far-reaching adverse effects on the girls’ physical, mental, and …

Keywords: Child Marriage, Communication Efficacy, Rajasthan, Behavioral Intention
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02 Original Article
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Influence of Social Media Marketing Efforts on Brand Equity and Consumer Response to Branded Shoes in India

The purpose of the study was to provide a framework that depicted how social media marketing activities influenced brand equity and consumer preference and response towards branded shoes in India. The study’s primary aim was to examine the influence of …

Keywords: Social Media Marketing, Brand Equity, Consumer Response, Consumer Preference, Brand Loyalty
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03 Original Article
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Relevance of Financial Service Advertisements in Investment Decisions and Purchase of Financial Products : Evidence from the Indian Insurance Sector

This study investigated the impact of investment decision-making on financial product purchases and explored the mediating role of financial services advertisements in India’s insurance sector. Data collected from 447 responses were analyzed using SPSS and AMOS. SEM was conducted to …

Keywords: Investment Decisions, Financial Product Purchases, Perceived Reality, Usefulness, Entertainment, Financial Services Advertising
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