Name: Fred E. Bronner
PhD: 1978, University of Amsterdam
MSc: 1971, University of Amsterdam
Main research interests: multimedia synergy, electronic Word-Of-Mouth, economizing strategies of consumers during the economic recession, increasing family democracy and the influence upon advertising (in Dutch: Gezinspraak), brand relationship quality. Fred Bronner tries to bridge the gap between the academic world and commercial research world (theory and practice).
Link: email a.e.bronner@uva.nl; or reach him via Linkedin.com
http://www.uva.nl/profile/a.e.bronner
Research: Recent projects (1) What is the influence of the present worldwide economic crisis upon economizing strategies of consumers (e.g. pruning or cheese-slicing) and via which media do they get ideas about economizing? (2) What is the role of eWOM in consumer decision making, is there a difference between the role of marketer-generated sites versus consumer-generated sites? What are motives for ‘posters’, what are the characteristics of ‘lurkers’? We try to get a better understanding of the content characteristics of eWOM that engender reviews to be a useful source of information. (3) The influence of several factors like package design, negative public relations and advertising upon the brand-relationship quality between consumer and brand (4) Family democracy is increasing, the family can be seen as a DMU, what are the consequences of this development for advertising strategies? (5) Multimedia synergy, which combination should be used in which situation, role of multitasking, media planning strategies
Teaching: supporting the Media Strategy seminar
Our program
The program Persuasive Communication addresses those communication processes that are intended to achieve specific persuasive goals, as is the case in, for instance, marketing communication, health education, and public information campaigns. The research is aimed at understanding the dynamics that shape uses and effects of mediated persuasive communication. Read more >>
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Marketing communication Intercultural communication Entertainment Education Branding Social media Interpersonal communication WOM Advertising Context effects Online advertising Sustainability Product placement Disclosures Food advertising In game advertising Environmental cues Publicity Tailoring Health communication Customer Media Cross-media CommunicAging eWOM
