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Conceptually meeting expectations of Generation Y by building personalised-customised hybrid bundles to target action sports consumers

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  • Denise Linda Parris

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This paper conceptually explores how bundling could lead to greater revenue and brand loyalty in the action sports industry by meeting the expectations of Generation Y. The author defines personalised-customised hybrid bundles and proposes using these bundles to target Generation Y action sports consumers. Generation Y grew up in an even more media-saturated and brand-conscious world then their parents. They use brands for self-expression to define what is 'cool' and seek counter cultures such as action sports. They expect a virtual dialogue with companies and comparison shop quickly. The author explores how bricks-and-clicks retailers can sell distinct products with different costs in a bundle through utilising multi-channel customer management (MCM) in combination with customer's self-selection. A conceptual model is developed explaining how action sports capture Generation Y, and a second model demonstrates how MCM combined with customer self-selection can be used to create personalised-customised hybrid bundles.

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  • Denise Linda Parris, 2013. "Conceptually meeting expectations of Generation Y by building personalised-customised hybrid bundles to target action sports consumers," International Journal of Revenue Management, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 7(2), pages 138-154.
  • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijrevm:v:7:y:2013:i:2:p:138-154
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