Lecture 10: Repeat Buying and Loyalty Flashcards
relational marketing
develop long term relationships with customers
companies develop marketing programs to (3)
- improve customer retention
- aim to dialogue with customers
- lead to relationships that create competitive advantage
4 types of customer loyalty
- undivided loyalty
- divided loyalty (multiple brands at once)
- unstable loyalty
- no loyalty
models of repeat buying
based on probability theory, focuses only on purchase behaviour
2 types of models of repeat buying
- stochastic models
2. dirichlet model
stochastic models
- used to predict market share
- using repeat buying data of a single brand
dirichlet model
allows comparison between brands
deterministic model
- based on the thought processes a consumer goes through
- recognizes the potential for losing customers and then regaining them
deterministic model considers (3):
- when the consumer is first acquired
- the processes involved in how consumers are retinaed
- how consumers become regular buyers
repeat buying may be due to (3):
- inertia (buy a brand our of habit merely because it requires less effort)
- indifference to brands
- lack of choice rather than loyalty
loyalty
combination of behaviour (repeat buying) and relative attitudes to a brand, emotional level
loyalists
high satisfaction and loyalty, may become advocates
defectors
low to medium satisfaction, switch brands due to unsatisfactory experience
mercenearies
High satisfaction but low loyalty, do not stay long enough to become profitable
Hostages
low to medium satisfaction but high loyalty probably because of lack of choice