Evaluation of the relationship between marketing performance and customer loyalty in public and private banks (case study of Bandar Anzali city)

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    Academic Thesis for Master's Degree

    Treatment: Marketing

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    The competition between banks and the complexity of the marketing system of banking services have created a situation that if the competitive arena and smart solutions are not paid attention to, sometimes banks fail in their goals and are gradually removed from the competition scene. What is of decisive and final value for customers is the bank's ability to provide the services they want, therefore, to be efficient, banks need to obtain sufficient information from the customer, understand their interests and desires, and develop relationships with them. Despite the many costs that banks spend to attract and retain customers, they fail due to lack of attention and correct identification of the dimensions of marketing performance and customer loyalty and operating in a complex competitive environment. In this research, the relationship between the marketing performance of public and private banks in Bandar Anzali city has been investigated in terms of efficiency, effectiveness and adaptability with customer loyalty. This research is applied in terms of purpose and descriptive in terms of survey type, which was used to collect information and data from library studies and distribution of questionnaires. Sampling was done by a simple random method and the questionnaires were distributed among the customers of Saderat, Mellat and Pasargad banks, as private and national banks, and Housing and Agriculture as a state bank, all of whom were randomly selected from other banks. To investigate the relationship between variables, structural equation modeling path analysis and Spearman's non-parametric test for correlation between variables were used with the help of SPSS and LISREL software. The results of this research show that there is a significant relationship between marketing performance and customer loyalty in private and public banks in Bandar Anzali. Also, there is a significant difference between the relationship between marketing performance and customer loyalty in private and public banks. Keywords: efficiency, effectiveness, adaptability, marketing performance, loyalty. Competitively, banks have come up in the direction of improving and providing better performance in order to attract more resources and customers, which requires the evaluation of strategic performance and ranking of branches, thus, in addition to creating competition between branches, efficient branches are identified and inefficient branches are driven to efficiency, and they take steps to increase and improve marketing performance. The ever-increasing competition of banks, the need to be aware of bank services, the expansion of cities, the need to cover a wide range of contacts, the reflection of customers' evaluation of bank services, maintaining existing customers and identifying loyal customers and paying special attention to them are among the factors that cause the importance of bank marketing. Banks, whether public or private, are in close competition with each other. It is very clear that in this competition, the success lies with the banks that allocate a larger share of the market with the lowest cost. This requires the design and implementation of intelligent marketing strategies. For this purpose, knowing the connections and interaction between the marketing system and other systems in banking plays an important role in this field. Sometimes banks fail in their goals and are gradually removed from the competition scene. (Azeri, 1389). What is of decisive and final value for customers is the bank's ability to provide the service they want, so banks need to obtain sufficient information from the customer, understand their interests and desires, and develop relationships with them in order to be efficient. (Soleimani Beshli and Talebi, 1388 (.

    McCroming[1] believes that the growth of bank revenues depends on good marketing performance, that is why in recent years, customer satisfaction has received more attention as a new attitude in the quality of organizations and institutions in marketing (Ahmadi and Pourashraf, 1386). One of the goals and functions of marketing activities is to make business environments transparent. The future or in other words, it is a prediction of the future.Therefore, comprehensive marketing is the principle that should be exploited in all stages and processes and actions of banks. In other words, planning and dividing and allocating budgets, designing services, determining the target market or markets and consulting in choosing a communication channel or media in advertising and information, creating and opening branches, recruiting human resources and so on. There are measures that are usually implemented in banks' organizations, each of them in specific and separate areas, but the marketing center is actually the center for determining the policies and policies of the organization, and apart from the executive measures, it must perform the task of homogenization between the different units of the organization (Azeri, 2018). It is necessary and necessary for every bank to use appropriate marketing strategies to attract and retain loyal customers as well as its survival in this competitive environment. In today's world, attracting customers is so important and vital for banks that it has created a very fierce competition in this field between them. Nowadays, apart from the competition between the existing public and private banking groups, the creation of new private banks, new financial and credit institutions, as well as the expansion of the scope of activities of Qarz Al-Hasneh institutions, have also led to the competition in the country's banking system in attracting customers and financial resources (Razani, 2012). Despite the many expenses that banks spend to attract and retain customers, they often fail due to lack of attention and correct identification of the dimensions of marketing performance and customer loyalty and operating in a complex competitive environment. Now the question arises whether there is a relationship between the dimensions of marketing performance and customer loyalty in public and private banks of Bandar Anzali city. 1-3- Necessity and importance of conducting research In the wake of globalization, the operational environment for the banking industry has become more dynamic and competitive. Banks, in search of competitive advantage; They have focused most of their time on marketing their banking services. So that among banks' competition in the market environment with generally identical products, marketing performance has become the first competitive weapon. Aggressive strategies adopted by public and private banks in the past have reduced customer loyalty. Therefore, the first step to provide banking services to customers and satisfy them is to market the services and analyze their expectations and perceptions regarding the quality of the service and its importance. In general, scientific marketing is a new word among Iranian banks, because marketing becomes necessary when the organization faces a competitive environment. In the last decade, the banking industry of Iran is gradually moving towards becoming more competitive with the changes in the field of deregulation, the start of activities of credit institutions and private banks, service delivery technologies and setting growth targets on the part of banks that are mostly state-owned. In the last few years, the country's banks have opened marketing and market research units, which is a clear proof of the industry's move towards becoming competitive. Without a doubt, in the near future, we will witness its intensification. In the current situation where customers have realized their value and the role they play in the success of banks and have found much higher and different expectations than in the past, on the one hand, the emergence of private banks and institutions (in other words, private and economic perspective) and their high competition in outdoing each other to attract customers and increase their share of the market, on the other hand, has caused marketing and attention to customers and competition to find a special place in organizations, especially banks and financial institutions. One of the goals and functions of marketing activities is to make future business environments transparent, or in other words, to predict the future. Therefore, comprehensive marketing is a principle that should be used in all stages and processes and actions of banks. In other words, planning and dividing and allocating budgets, designing services, determining the target market or markets, and consulting in choosing a communication channel or media in advertising and information, creating and opening branches, recruiting human resources, etc.

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    Table of Contents

     

    Title

    Page

     

    Chapter One: Research Overview

    1

    1-1

    Introduction

    2

    1-2

    Problem Statement

    2

    1-3 The necessity and importance of research

    Research hypotheses

    6

    1-6

    Research area

    7

    1-6-1

    Time area

    7

    1-6-2

    Spatial area

    7

    1-6-3

    Thematic area

    7

    1-7

    Theoretical and operational definition of research variables

    7

    1-7-1

    Effectiveness

    7

    1-7-2

    Efficiency

    8

    1-7-3

    Adaptability

    8

    1-7-4

    Loyalty

    9

    1-7-5

    Behavioral loyalty

    9

    1-7-6

    Attitudinal loyalty

    9

    Chapter two: review of resources/research literature/research background

    11

    2-1

    Introduction

    12

    2-2

    Marketing

    13

    2-3

    Services

    15

    2-3-1

    Service Quality

    16

    2-3-2

    Definition of service quality

    16

    2-3-3

    Service features

    18

    2-3-4

    Service marketing

    20

    2-3-5

    Effective components in marketing financial and banking services

    20

    2-4

    Bank Definition

    23

    2-5

    Bank Marketing

    24

    2-5-1

    Bank Marketing Environment

    31

    2-6

    Customer

    31

    2-6-1

    Internal and external customers

    31

    2-6-2

    Classification of customers

    31

    2-6-3

    New concept of customer service

    33

    2-6-4

    Creating value for customers

    33

    2-6-5

    Customer satisfaction

    35

    2-6-5-1

    Exchange dimension and general dimension

    37

    2-7

    Marketing performance

    38

    2-7-1

    Efficiency

    39 2-7-1-1 Effectiveness - Analysis of Marketing Efficiency

    Effectiveness Approach - Marketing Audit

    46

    2-7-3

    Productivity

    47

    2-7-3-1

    Definition of Productivity Indicators

    50

    2-7-4

    Adaptability

    51

    2-7-4-1

    Creating change

    51

    2-7-4-2

    Customer orientation

    51

    2-7-4-3

    Organizational learning

    52

    2-8

    Loyalty

    52

    2-9

    Definition of loyalty

    57

    2-10

    Loyalty in services

    59

    2-10-1

    First purchase

    60

    2-10-2

    Repeat purchase

    61

    2-10-3

    Special client

    62

    2-10-4

    Attorney

    62

    2-10-5

    Member

    62

    2-10-6

    Partner

    63

    2-10-7

    Shareholders

    63

    2-11

    Creating benefits for customers

    63

    2-11-1

    Increasing social benefits

    64

    2-11-2

    Increasing financial benefits

    65

    2-11-3

    Increasing structural links

    65

    2-12

    Loyalty approaches

    65

    2-12-1

    Behavioral approach

    67

    2-12-2

    Attitudinal approach

    67 2-12-2-1 cognitive loyalty

    Combined approach

    68

    2-13

    Measuring indices/p>

    68

    2-13-1

    Service quality

    68

    2-13-2

    Trust

    68

    2-13-3

    Customer satisfaction

    69

    2-14

    Customer segmentation patterns The basis of behavioral approaches

    69

    2-15

    Research background

    74

    2-15-1

    Internal research

    74

    2-15-2

    External research

    76

    2-16

    Research conclusion and conceptual model

    79

    Chapter three: Research implementation method/materials and methods

    80

    3-1

    Introduction

    81

    3-2

    Research method

    81

    3-3

    Research process

    81

    3-4

    Statistical community

    82

    3-5

    Sample size and sampling method

    83

    3-6

    Data collection method

    84

    3-7

    Collection tools Information

    84

    3-8

    Questionnaire reliability

    86

    3-9

    Questionnaire validity

    87

    3-10

    Data analysis method

    87

    Chapter four: Data analysis and findings Research

    88

    4-1

    Introduction

    89

    4-2

    Descriptive statistics

    89

    4-2-1

    Descriptive statistics of demographic variables

    89

    4-2-1-1

    Division Respondents based on gender

    89

    4-2-1-2

    Segregation of respondents based on education

    90

    4-2-2

    Descriptive statistics of research structures

    90

    4-3

    Inferential statistics

    91

    4-3-1

    Confirmatory factor analysis of research structures

    91

    4-3-1-1

    Confirmatory factor analysis of the efficiency dimension

    92

    4-3-1-2

    Confirmatory factor analysis of the effectiveness dimension

    94

    4-3-1-3

    Confirmatory factor analysis after adaptability

    94

    4-3-1-4

    Confirmatory factor analysis of marketing performance structure

    96

    4-3-1-5

    Confirmatory factor analysis after behavioral loyalty

    97

    4-3-1-6

    Analysis Confirmatory factor dimension of attitudinal loyalty

    98

    4-3-1-7

    Confirmatory factor analysis of loyalty structure

    98

    4-4

    Investigation of the correlation between marketing performance and customer loyalty

    98

    4-5

    Investigation of the relationship between dimensions of marketing performance and customer loyalty

    103

    4-5-1

    Investigation of the relationship between dimensions of marketing performance and customer loyalty in private banks

    103

    4-5-2

    Investigation of the relationship between dimensions of marketing performance and customer loyalty in public banks

    104

    4-6

    Research hypothesis test results

    105

     

    Chapter five: discussion, conclusions and suggestions

    107

    5-1

    Introduction

    108

    5-2

    Research results

    108

    5-2-1

    Statistics results Descriptive

    108

    5-2-2

    Results of inferential statistics from research hypotheses

    109

    5-3

    Other results

    110

    5-4

    Suggestions based on research findings

    111

    5-5

    Suggestions for future research

    112

    5-6

    Research limitations

    112

     

    Persian and Latin sources and references

    113

    Questionnaire

    118

    English abstract

    121

     

     

     

     

    List of figures and diagrams

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    Title

    Page

    Figure 2-1

    Difference between customer expectations of received service and perceptions Customer

    17

    Figure 2-2

    Dimensions of marketing performance

    39

    Figure 2-3

    The relationship between efficiency, effectiveness and productivity

    45

    Figure 2-4

    Four modes of loyalty in Dick and Basu's model

    71

    Figure 1-3

    The process of fundamental and applied research

    82

    Chart 4-1

    Circular chart of respondents' gender composition

    8

Evaluation of the relationship between marketing performance and customer loyalty in public and private banks (case study of Bandar Anzali city)