Authors
Ewa Maslowska, Edward C Malthouse, Tom Collinger
Publication date
2016/3/23
Journal
Journal of marketing management
Volume
32
Issue
5-6
Pages
469-501
Publisher
Routledge
Description
Consumer engagement has been widely discussed in both the academic and practitioner literature, but there is no consensus about its meaning, what phenomena constitute engagement or what its antecedents and consequences are. Therefore, we propose that the term engagement should be eluded and that more specific terms should be used for the different phenomena. Building on the previous literature, we propose the customer engagement ecosystem, a conceptual model that encompasses brand actions, other actors, customer brand experience, shopping behaviours, brand consumption and brand-dialogue behaviours. The model posits that interactions between these elements are non-linear and reactive; meaning that each action causes a reaction of not only the intended recipient of the message, but the whole ecosystem. Hence, the model reflects the interconnected character of today’s marketing …
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Scholar articles
E Maslowska, EC Malthouse, T Collinger - Journal of marketing management, 2016