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The Moderating Role of Brand Love and Brand Obsess in Customer-Oriented Deviance: An Exploratory Study Abbas, Zaki Muhammad; Jasim, Saif Ali; Idan, Afrah Raheem
International Journal of Economics, Management and Accounting Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): International Journal of Economics, Management and Accounting
Publisher : Asosiasi Riset Ekonomi dan Akuntansi Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.61132/ijema.v2i1.296

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The current research examines the interactive role of brand love in its dimensions (brand passion, brand familiarity, brand commitment) and obsession with brand in the customer-oriented deviation represented in (financial motives, ego motives, motives of revenge), and accordingly, the opinions of some customers towards some tourism and travel companies have been surveyed by five companies (Bright Light Company for Tourism and Travel, and Al-Mohib Company for Tourism and Travel,  And the Banner Summit Company for Travel and Tourism, Al-Shams International Company, and Icor Company) for the period (June to late August 2024) and customers showed great cooperation by responding to the paragraphs of the study tool, Accordingly, (593) opinions were collected from the opinions of customers dealing with these companies, and the descriptive analytical approach was adopted in building and interpreting the study variables through the use of statistical packages for the program (SPSS&AMOS). V.28) The results presented that the interactive role of brand love and obsession with tourism companies is closely related to addressing customer-oriented deviation and this motivated these companies to develop their capabilities by providing comfort, air conditioning and distinctive services, but in theory the research has shown a conceptual relationship between brand love and obsession with customer-oriented deviation through what was presented by some previous studies.
Relationship Marketing Investments as an Entry Point to Enhance Their Engagement With the Banking Brand: From Theory to Practice Idan, Afrah Raheem; Hussein, Amodah Obaid
International Journal on Economics, Finance and Sustainable Development (IJEFSD) Vol. 7 No. 4 (2025): International Journal on Economics, Finance and Sustainable Development (IJEFSD
Publisher : Research Parks Publishers

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31149/ijefsd.v7i4.5516

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The current research aims to uncover the role of Relationship Marketing Investments, represented by (Financial investments, Social investments, Structural investments), as an entry point to enhance customer engagement in the banking brand, represented by (cognitive processing, affection processing, activation processing), among a sample of private bank customers in Diwaniya Governorate, which includes six banks: (Taif Islamic Bank, Gulf Commercial Bank, Bank of Baghdad, United Investment Bank, International Development Bank, Trade Bank Of Iraq‎). To achieve the research objective, which stems from the problem raised, represented by (Can Relationship Marketing Investments enhance customer engagement in the banking brand among the concerned sample?), the research adopted the descriptive analytical method, using the questionnaire as an instrument to collect the necessary data for analyzing the levels of the research variables among the sample. Accordingly, (200) questionnaires were distributed to customers dealing with commercial banks, and (179) questionnaires were retrieved, of which (22) were invalid and not compliant with the required specifications as they were incomplete in response. This indicates that the number of valid questionnaires for analysis reached (157), which is equivalent to (78.5%) of the targeted sample responses, and to analyze these results, the research directed to adopt two packages, namely (SPSS & AMOS.V.27), for extracting The desired results; based on the results reached, the research concluded that there is a meaningful correlation between Relationship Marketing Investments and customer engagement with the banking brand, indicating that customers have a positive preference for dealing with commercial banks to improve customer communication quality through multiple distribution channels such as telephone, email, and social media. This, in turn, enhances positive interaction and builds trustworthy relationships. The research also focused on several recommendations, including the need to improve customer communication channels by adopting different distribution channels, which motivates customers to experience the service and build more positive relationships with them. Additionally, relevant banks should develop specialized training programs for their service providers by focusing on communication and relationship-building skills with customers. And properly trained service providers can provide positive experiences that enhance customer engagement.