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1.	Töndevold Liljedal, Karina, et al. (author) Consumers' response to other consumers' participation in new product development 2018 In: Journal of Marketing Communications. - : Taylor & Francis (Routledge): SSH Titles. - 1352-7266 .- 1466-4445. ; 24:3, s. 217-229 Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract In this paper, we investigate how consumers react to information that the brand has involved other consumers in the development of its new product. More specifically, we investigate how the participation of other consumers in either the ideation, where consumers come up with product ideas, or selection, where consumers select which out of many products the brand should produce and market, impacts on consumers' evaluations of the product and perceptions of the brand. Drawing from the literatures on brand schema and congruity, we hypothesize that by way of its effects on perceived brand uniqueness and brand attribution, consumer participation in new product ideation (selection) impacts more favorably on product and brand ratings when the product is incongruent (congruent) with the brand. An experimental study with 386 consumers supports the hypotheses.

Töndevold Liljedal, Karina, et al. (author)
Consumers' response to other consumers' participation in new product development
2018
In: Journal of Marketing Communications. - : Taylor & Francis (Routledge): SSH Titles. - 1352-7266 .- 1466-4445. ; 24:3, s. 217-229
Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- In this paper, we investigate how consumers react to information that the brand has involved other consumers in the development of its new product. More specifically, we investigate how the participation of other consumers in either the ideation, where consumers come up with product ideas, or selection, where consumers select which out of many products the brand should produce and market, impacts on consumers' evaluations of the product and perceptions of the brand. Drawing from the literatures on brand schema and congruity, we hypothesize that by way of its effects on perceived brand uniqueness and brand attribution, consumer participation in new product ideation (selection) impacts more favorably on product and brand ratings when the product is incongruent (congruent) with the brand. An experimental study with 386 consumers supports the hypotheses.

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