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Brand preference is strongly linked to brand choice that can influence the consumer decision making and activate brand purchase. "Brand preferences can be defined as the subjective, conscious and behavioral tendencies which influence consumer's predisposition toward a brand." Understanding the brand preferences of consumers will dictate the most suitable and successful Marketing Strategies.^[1]

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^ Prasanna Mohan Raj and Ananth, "Brand Preferences Of Newspapers- Factor Analysis Approach", Research Journal of Economics and Business Studies", Vol.5, No: 11, September 2016

This was added here after previous attempts by the editor were redacted completely. This appears to be spamming of the author, likely against a COI. The source seems questionable regardless. --Ronz (talk) 18:27, 12 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Preference definition in Other section Suggestion

"Preference" may also refer to non-choices, such as genetic and biological explanations for one's preference. Sexual orientation, for example, is no longer considered a sexual preference by most individuals, but is debatable based on philosophical and/or scientific ideas.

Where's the proof? There's no citation. This is such an absurd statement that it should be removed. --proxxz ^talk 16:20, 15 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Biased information is information that presents a particular viewpoint or opinion, often distorting facts to support that perspective, rather than providing a balanced or objective account of the topic 37.231.159.56 (talk) 22:37, 29 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]

[1] Prasanna Mohan Raj and Ananth, "Brand Preferences Of Newspapers- Factor Analysis Approach", Research Journal of Economics and Business Studies", Vol.5, No: 11, September 2016

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