5. Conclusion
5.3. Limitations and research opportunities
There are a number of limitations and suggestions pertain to this study: First, its
main focus is on non profit-making community. With respect to this, future testing may expands the subject of study to different non profit-making community. Second, this article focuses on the relationship between brand equity and nonprofit-making communities. Therefore future researches can focus on profit communities compared with nonprofit-making communities. Third, future researches can also work on nonprofit-making communities. Lastly, future researches are encouraged to use mediation or interference to test other results so as to complete brand community construct.
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