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2014

Conference Publication

Increasing attractiveness of high-end products

Pontes, N. (2014). Increasing attractiveness of high-end products. CLAV – Congresso Latino-Americano de Varejo, São Paulo, Brazil, 23 - 24 October 2014.

Increasing attractiveness of high-end products

2012

Conference Publication

Diminishing effects of perceived fit on vertical line extensions

Pontes, N., Palmeira, M. and Jevons, C. (2012). Diminishing effects of perceived fit on vertical line extensions. AMA Summer Educator’s Conference, Chicago, IL United States, 17-19 August 2012. Red Hook, NY United States: Curran Associates.

Diminishing effects of perceived fit on vertical line extensions

2012

Conference Publication

Asymmetric price range effects on vertical brand extensions

Pontes, N., Palmeira, M. and Jevons, C. (2012). Asymmetric price range effects on vertical brand extensions. AMA Winter Educator’s Conference, St. Petersburg, FL United States, 17-19 February 2012. Red Hook, NY United States: Curran Associates.

Asymmetric price range effects on vertical brand extensions

2011

Conference Publication

Range effects on vertical brand extensions

Pontes, N., Palmeira, M. and Jevons, C. (2011). Range effects on vertical brand extensions. Association for Consumer Research (Asia-Pacific), Beijing, China, 16-18 June 2011.

Range effects on vertical brand extensions

2010

Conference Publication

Price effects on vertical brand extensions

Pontes, N., Palmeira, M. and Jevons, C. (2010). Price effects on vertical brand extensions. 6th Thought Leaders International Conference in Brand Management, Lugano, Switzerland, 18-20 April 2010.

Price effects on vertical brand extensions

2009

Conference Publication

Vertical brand extensibility: a conceptual framework

Pontes, Nicolas and Jevons, Colin (2009). Vertical brand extensibility: a conceptual framework. Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy Conference (ANZMAC), Melbourne, VIC Australia, 30 November-2 December 2009.

Vertical brand extensibility: a conceptual framework