brand switching
noun[U]
ukusMARKETING,COMMERCE
asituationin which someonechangesfrombuyingonebrandof aproducttobuyinga differentbrand:
Companies often usepricepromotionstoencouragebrandswitching.
Examplesofbrand switching
brand switching
To build attitudes that lead tobrandswitchingmay require more.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.When an out-of-stock leads to purchase of a competing brand, the consumer trial can lead to possible permanentbrandswitchingas well.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.High psychological cost ofbrandswitchingcoupled with clinical trials by all players, enhances the first mover advantage.
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For these diseases, 'low psychological cost ofbrandswitching' reduces the incentive to become a first mover.
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It claims that it is simply promotingbrandswitching—persuading smokers of one brand of cigarette to switch to another.
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That type of marketing gives the lie to the industry's claim that marketing is aboutbrandswitching.
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Does it not enforce our case that tobacco advertising is intended to influencebrandswitching, whereas the warning has the benefit of reducing consumption?
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It may lead to somebrandswitching.
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I am not convinced that whatever the purpose of the advertising—forbrandswitchingor whatever—its results will not increase the impact of tobacco advertising as a whole on the public.
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