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P-ISSN 1063-343X
E-ISSN 2576-3458
Original Research
Vol. 26, Issue 2, 2023February 08, 2023 EDT

The Role of Brand Silence and Nostalgia in Revitalizing Traditional Skincare Products with Advertising and Celebrity Endorsement Strategy as a Mediator

Vibhuti Tripathi, Ph.D., Tarunija Chandra, Ph.D.,
Brand revitalizationBrand SalienceNostalgiaAdvertising and Celebrity Endorsement StrategyPerceived ValueBrand LoyaltyTraditional Skincare products
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Tripathi, Vibhuti, and Tarunija Chandra. 2023. “The Role of Brand Silence and Nostalgia in Revitalizing Traditional Skincare Products with Advertising and Celebrity Endorsement Strategy as a Mediator.” Journal of Business and Economic Studies 26 (2): 72–108. https://doi.org/10.53462/PPKB8549.
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