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and retention -- Masochistic marketing: Volvo Australia's not "so safe" strategy -- Customer satisfaction and loyalty in a …
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Purpose – This paper seeks to examine three evolutionary trends that are pushing the boundaries of loyalty marketing in …/methodology/approach – The paper thoroughly describes three new trends in loyalty marketing, which the authors believe have the potential to … of the three trends in loyalty marketing, marketers will see their boundaries expand and their strategies and tactics …
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Highlights the general inattention to human development in marketing research and practice, especially in research and … marketing concerned with older consumers. Describes a new approach to marketing based on human development.  …
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marketing communications. The present study explores the range of values which motivate business consumers’ reactions to service …
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Notes that the role of brand as more than just a marketing communications icon is increasingly obvious to leading … principles and models from traditional and retail marketing to define new tools that will make more of its total customer base.  …
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In this study, a framework is developed that can be used to build “Web equity”, which is defined as consumer familiarity and perceptions about a Web site. The framework is rooted in traditional brand equity dimensions (brand awareness and brand image) and is supported by four categories of...
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Customer loyalty presents a paradox. Many see it as primarily an attitude‐based phenomenon that can be influenced significantly by customer relationship management initiatives such as the increasingly popular loyalty and affinity programs. However, empirical research shows that loyalty in...
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concerned over the use of the “R” (relational) word in marketing. But even this needs to be implemented with caution and … it is used, that lead to a proposition that relationship marketing can be an oxymoron. Also, however, suggests a number … of compromise solutions in an era in which marketers are unlikely to abandon the paradigm. If marketing reverted to …
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