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Bojei, Jamil and Julian, Craig C. and Che Wel, Che Aniza and Ahmed, Zafar U.
(2013)
The empirical link between relationship marketing tools and consumer retention in retail marketing.
Journal of Consumer Behaviour, 12 (3).
pp. 171-181.
ISSN 1472-0817; ESSN: 1479-1838
Abstract
This article focuses on the key relationship marketing tools of customer service, loyalty/rewards programs, brand/store community, personalization and customization, and their relationship with customer retention. The relationship between customer service, loyalty/rewards programs, customization, personalization, brand/store community and customer retention were examined via an empirical investigation of 450 loyalty/reward program members of three retail stores in Malaysia. The administration of the survey was personally administered but self-completed. Four of the five relationship marketing tools, namely, customer service, loyalty/rewards programs, brand/store community and personalization, had a significant positive relationship with customer retention. The findings provided valuable insights into the loyalty program management practices of retail stores in a developing country context.
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