This study explores effects of global consumer culture positioning (GCCP) on consumer
evaluations. Using susceptibility to global consumer culture as moderating variable,
interaction effects are also investigated. The findings of this study show that GCCP influenced
purchase intentions of consumers positively. It is also found that quality perception
moderated the effects of GCCP on brand recognition and purchase intentions. These results
could provide academic implications regarding GCCP and susceptibility to global consumer
culture, and managerial implications of global PPL strategies.