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The role of e-environment in maintaining loyal customer circles

Publication date: 05.02.2015

International Business and Global Economy, 2014, Volume 33, pp. 623 - 634

https://doi.org/10.4467/23539496IB.13.046.2431

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Deniss Šèeulovs
Riga Technical University
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Elina Gaile-Sarkane
Riga Technical University
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The role of e-environment in maintaining loyal customer circles

Abstract

Customer loyalty is of great significance to any company, because it is the loyal clients who allow the business to generate stable income. The matter of customer loyalty has been the object of scrutiny for scientists, marketing specialists, and promoters of other beliefs for some time already. It has seen diversification of theories and spiral development, thereby drawing in ever new elements, including the issue of electronic environment, which provides a broad range of possibilities for establishing circles of loyal clients. The objective of the article is to determine and analyse the factors which affect the attraction and retention of loyal customers by the means of electronic environment and electronic marketing activities. The authors employed quantitative and qualitative research methods: grouping, analyses, statistical methods, etc. The theoretical and methodological framework of the article is formed of scientific studies and publications, publications in mass media, and professional literature, as well as the statistical information from official sources and the information obtained as a result of the authors’ researches.

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Information: International Business and Global Economy, 2014, Volume 33, pp. 623 - 634

Article type: Original article

Titles:

Polish:

The role of e-environment in maintaining loyal customer circles

English:

The role of e-environment in maintaining loyal customer circles

Authors

Riga Technical University

Riga Technical University

Published at: 05.02.2015

Article status: Open

Licence: None

Percentage share of authors:

Deniss Šèeulovs (Author) - 50%
Elina Gaile-Sarkane (Author) - 50%

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