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Vol. 54, No. 2 · February 2024
IJM Vol. 54
2024
Indian Journal of Marketing
Volume 54, Issue 2 · February 2024
ISSN 0973-8703
Articles 3
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijm
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Table of Contents 3 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
Open Access
Sentiment Analysis of Social Welfare Tweets for Supervised Learning About Brand Loyalty

Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the impact of social welfare tweets (SWTs) on brand promotion and loyalty, examining their role as a strategic tool in digital and social marketing efforts.Design/Methodology/Approach : This study investigated SWTs from 18 companies in …

Keywords: Brand Loyalty, Marketing Strategies, Promotion, Social Welfare Tweets, Sentiment Analysis
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02 Original Article
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Does Greenwashing Build Green Brand Associations? Evidence from the Indian Packaged Food Market

Purpose: Marketers engage in a tactic known as “greenwashing,” which involves making false environmental claims in order to capitalize on consumers’ desire for environmentally friendly items. This study looked at how views of “greenwashing” affected links between green brands and …

Keywords: Greenwashing, Green Skepticism, Green Concern, Green Brand Associations, Indian Packaged Food Market
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03 Original Article
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Chatbot Service Quality in Banking : Analyzing Indian Banking Customer Perceptions and Influence on Customer Satisfaction and Value

Purpose: The study has two objectives : first, to determine the quality of chatbot services provided by Indian banks; second, to assess the influence of chatbot service quality variables on customer satisfaction and customer value.Research Methodology: The study used a …

Keywords: Chatbot Services, Banks, Customer Value, Customer Satisfaction, Service Quality
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