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Biomass residential heating: semantic structure and implications for advertising

byATHIYAMAN, Adee
  • Year 2015
  • Volume 117
  • Issue 1
  • Pages 57-60

For a business, knowing current stakeholder product knowledge is essential to infl uencing behaviour. What do consumers think and feel about biomass residential heating? An assessment of consumers’ semantic structure about a biomass residential heating product: pellet stove/furnace, reveals that consumers perceive the product as natural but laborious to maintain, and dirty/smelly. An exploratory analysis of the industry’s marketing communications suggests that the industry is not addressing the ‘ease-of-use’ issue.

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  • http://dx.doi.org/10.7896/j.1508
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