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Contact management and customer loyalty

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This paper is concerned with examining how contact management influences customer loyalty in the retail banking industry. The concept of contact management is explored and developed with reference to the literature on retention, service quality and loyalty. Customer experiences with contacting their bank and their intentions were obtained by means of an online survey, in which consumers were asked about their points of contact with their banks and their intentions to continue their custom and make recommendations. The findings of the survey suggest that contact management plays a significant role in customers' stated intentions. The study concludes that banks and building societies need to manage customer contacts to achieve high levels of customer satisfaction levels and so that loyalty is strengthened.

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Jones, H., Farquhar, J. Contact management and customer loyalty. J Financ Serv Mark 8, 71–78 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1057/palgrave.fsm.4770108

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