Journal of Product and Brand Management

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Product and Brand Management is 9. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-03-01 to 2025-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Guest editorial: Cultivating a broader paradigm to understand family business brands and the branding process115
Sustainable luxury brands: the moderating effects of salient identity-based goals90
The relative impact of employees’ discrete emotions on employees’ negative word-of-mouth (NWOM) and counterproductive workplace behavior (CWB)53
Internal Branding - In search of a new paradigm: Guest editorial48
Consumer attitudes and purchase intentions towards internet celebrity self-brands: an integrated view of congruence, brand authenticity and internet celebrity involvement45
The interrelationship of family identities, personalities, and expressions on family winery websites36
Influence of consumption resources on observers’ attitudes towards luxury brands: the perspective of power distance belief36
What draws voters to brandidates and why? – Political orientation, personal satisfaction, and societal values on presidential candidates’ brand personality35
Do university trademarks matter? Interaction between university-related apparel style and licensing status35
Take heed of those you reject: a candidate’s view of employer reputation34
Does crowdsourcing necessarily lead to brand engagement? The role of crowdsourcing cues and relationship norms on customer-brand relationships32
Listing product benefits on an extra affixed label: effects on claim credibility and product evaluation31
Avoidance or trash talk: the differential impact of brand identification and brand disidentification on oppositional brand loyalty30
Redefining brand hijacking from a non-collaborative brand co-creation perspective29
Impression management through social media: impact on the market performance of musicians’ human brands26
Exploring the impact of perceived social media agility on co-creation opportunities and brand attachment: the moderating role of technology reflectiveness26
Too thin to be cute: the influence of letter height-to-width ratio on consumer perception25
Compromise pricing in luxury25
Branding’s academic–practitioner gap: managers’ views24
Being a member of global community: the effect of Chinese brand origin salience on global identity perceptions and brand evaluations23
Brand purpose: a literature review and BEING implementation framework23
Growing the community bank in the shadow of national banks: an empirical analysis of the U.S. banking industry, 1994–201823
Brand pride: concept and measurement22
How does corporate hypocrisy undermine corporate reputation? The roles of corporate trust, affective commitment and CSR perception22
Brand imitation strategy, package design and consumer response: what does it take to make a difference?21
(Relative) size matters: a content analysis of front-of-packaging cue proportions and hierarchies21
Introducing bi-directional participatory place branding: a theoretical model with multi-stakeholder perspectives21
Once upon a game: boosting brand storytelling through gamification21
Brand new: how visual context shapes initial response to logos and corporate visual identity systems20
Customer–brand relationship in the era of artificial intelligence: understanding the role of chatbot marketing efforts20
Customer-based brand competitiveness (CBBC) scale: advancing the relative perspective19
How to mitigate fashion subscription hesitation: two-step exploration using theory-based causal modeling and machine learning predictive modeling18
Understanding national brand customer erosion: exploring socio-demographic and weight of purchase factors18
Guest editorial: Package design: overcoming challenges for brands17
A committed brand facing moral dilemma crises: the role of inferred goodwill and self-brand connection in consumer regret17
Sustainable food packaging: engagement through the public discourse on social networks17
Brand communications during a global crisis: understanding persuasion intent, perceived brand opportunism and message sincerity16
Internal audience watches the boss walking the talk: the mechanism of management’s mission alignment for internal branding16
Brand transgressions in advertising related to diversity, equity and inclusion: implications for consumer–brand relationships15
Demystifying the product attribute nexus: illuminating webrooming behavior in emerging fashion industry15
Gamify, engage, build loyalty: exploring the benefits of gameful experience for branded sports apps15
Does the economic value of new product announcements depend upon preannouncement signals? An empirical test of information asymmetry theories15
Conspicuous consumption of luxury experiences: an experimental investigation of status perceptions on social media15
Determining the predictive importance of the core dimensions of nation brands15
Presentation-order effect of product images on consumers’ mental imagery processing and purchase intentions15
The effect of virtual anchor appearance on purchase intention: a perceived warmth and competence perspective14
Strategic horizon of market success: comparing alternative “strategic landscapes” of the new product development process14
From past to future: exploring two decades of branded apps14
Decoding Generation Z's habits: the augmented reality shift from gimmick to utility in omni-digital shopping14
The brand-building process of B2B high-tech startups in an omni-digital environment14
The impact of social media evolution on practitioner-stakeholder relationships in brand management14
Impacts of crisis emotions on negative word-of-mouth and behavioural intention: evidence from a milk crisis13
Consumer response to celebrity transgression: investigating the effects of celebrity gender and past transgressive and philanthropic behaviors using real celebrities13
Using brands to reconnect with our shared past: brand nostalgia in romantic relationships13
This brand is who I am… or is it? Examining changes in motivation to maintain brand attachment13
Enhancing brand loyalty through online brand communities: the role of community benefits13
A moderated mediation model of situational context and brand image for online purchases using eWOM12
Which brands do consumers become attached to? The roles of brand concepts and brand positioning in the context of COVID-1912
The impact of brand value co-creation on perceived CSR authenticity and brand equity12
Brand anthropomorphism on Twitter: communication strategies and consumer engagement12
The role of augmented reality app attributes and customer-based brand equity on consumer behavioral responses: an S-O-R framework perspective12
Understanding underdog brand positioning effects among emerging market consumers: a moderated mediation approach12
Speak up! brands’ responsiveness matters: consumer reactions to brand communications in the early stages of a crisis11
To be (family) or not to be (family): the familiness effect over brand authenticity posts on social media and consumer engagement relationship11
The influence of unfamiliar ingredients on the greenness evaluation of environmentally friendly products11
Consuming in a crisis: pandemic consumption across consumer segments and implications for brands10
Guest editorial: Beyond tech gimmicks: omni-digital touchpoints for products and brands10
Configurating product placement prominence on brand memory: what counts and what does not?10
The primacy of corporate brand trust for new market entrants10
The emergence of a values-based premium private label brand reputation within a multiple-tier brand portfolio9
Virtually authentic: examining the match-up hypothesis between human vs virtual influencers and product types9
Undoing greenwashing: the roles of greenwashing severity, consumer forgiveness, growth beliefs and apology sincerity9
Not a human, not for green? The effectiveness of virtual influencers endorsing green products9
Automated text analyses of YouTube comments as field experiments for assessing consumer sentiment towards products and brands9
Online firestorms: an act of civic engagement or a narcissistic boost? The role of brand misconduct appraisals9
I am ashamed of my brand-self! Consumer-brand identification as a moderator of emotional reactions following symbol-laden brand failures9
When do established CPG product brands benefit from a corporate-brand endorsement? The moderating role of consumer needs and brand familiarity9
Antecedents and outcomes of Generation Z consumers’ contrastive and assimilative upward comparisons with social media influencers9
As cute as a button: the effect of size on online product cuteness perception9
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