Globalization, fast technological developments, increased reliance
on integrated marketing communication programs and the
homogeneous nature of bank services have increased competition
and affected the way banks operate in today’s competitive
business environment. The aim of this paper is to examine the
impact of two major marketing communication tools, which consist
of advertising and direct marketing on building overall brand equity
in the Egyptian banking sector via five customer-based brand
equity (CBBE) dimensions (brand awareness, brand perceived
quality, brand associations, brand loyalty, and brand trust). This
study used a quantitative approach, which consisted of a large-
scale questionnaire survey. Data were collected from 465 bank
customers based on a quota sampling technique and analyzed
using Structural Equation Modelling (SEM). Findings showed that
direct marketing and advertising have a significant positive direct
effect on building overall brand equity. Although all CBBE
dimensions are interrelated, not all of them directly impact overall
brand equity. Only brand perceived quality and brand loyalty were
found to have a significant positive direct effect on overall brand
equity. Based on the paper’s substantive model, building brand
equity requires using an effective marketing communication mix to
affect perceived quality and loyalty.
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