Kennes, Caroline
[UCL]
Steils, Nadia
[UCL]
This thesis focuses on the internal and external factors that could drive a company to use revolutionary rebranding as a strategy after negative publicity. To conduct this research a literature review was conducted. To begin, the key concepts of brand reputation, negative publicity, recovery strategy and rebranding were discussed. To arrive at the question: To what extent is rebranding the best strategy after negative publicity? In the second part, a qualitative study on the factors involved in this choice was carried out with nine stakeholders by means of semi-directive interviews. Through these interviews, elements of response to the research question were found. These elements of answer allowed us to elaborate the determining factors in this choice which are: the existing loyalty of the consumers, the competitiveness of the market, the object of the bad press as well as the change of strategy during the rebranding.


Bibliographic reference |
Kennes, Caroline. To what extent is rebranding the best strategy after negative publicity?. Louvain School of Management, Université catholique de Louvain, 2022. Prom. : Steils, Nadia. |
Permanent URL |
http://hdl.handle.net/2078.1/thesis:36635 |