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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The empirical link between relationship marketing tools and consumer retention in retail marketing
Journal of Consumer Behaviour, Vol.12(3), pp.171-181
2013
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- Title
- The empirical link between relationship marketing tools and consumer retention in retail marketing
- Creators
- Jamil Boejei - Universiti Putra MalaysiaCraig C Julian - Southern Cross UniversityChe ABC Wel - Universiti Kebangsaan MalaysiaZafar U Ahamed - University of Dammam
- Publication Details
- Journal of Consumer Behaviour, Vol.12(3), pp.171-181
- Identifiers
- 1716; 991012822152602368
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Business, Law and Arts; School of Business and Tourism
- Resource Type
- Journal article