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Brand Equity Valuation Through Big Data Intelligence

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  • Schmidt, Steffen
  • Buckler, Frank
  • Langner, Sascha
  • Wiedmann, Klaus-Peter

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The internet provides the informative potential for brand companies to display an actual brand report. The present work introduces and examines a systematic brand equity valuation based on an advanced and intelligent data analysis applied to data extracted from the internet. Specifically, the developed model approach convinces with a high predictive power.

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  • Schmidt, Steffen & Buckler, Frank & Langner, Sascha & Wiedmann, Klaus-Peter, 2016. "Brand Equity Valuation Through Big Data Intelligence," Marketing Review St.Gallen, Universität St.Gallen, Institut für Marketing und Customer Insight, vol. 33(2), pages 32-41.
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