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Why do customer relationships come to an end?

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Summary:The phenomenon of relationship ending has received, recently, an increased attention of marketing researchers, but is still in its initial stage. Marketing managers know that success depends not only on acquiring and maintaining customers, but also on reducing their defection rate. By knowing more about nature, elements, stages and factors involved in this process, it will be easier to predict customer defection at an early stage and to regain lost customers. This is a theoretical paper that presents and discusses a literature search carried out in order to find and analyse empirical studies that propose factors, reasons, antecedents, or others, that influence ending in consumer services. A categorization is presented with three types of reasons connected with ending processes.
Main Authors:Lopes, Luisa
Other Authors:Brito, Carlos; Alves, Helena
Subject:Relationship dissolution Switching Ending Relationship dynamics Customer relationships Relationship marketing (RM) Services marketing
Year:2009
Country:Portugal
Document type:conference paper
Access type:open access
Associated institution:Instituto Politécnico de Bragança
Language:English
Origin:Biblioteca Digital do IPB
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Alves, Helena
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Switching
Ending
Relationship dynamics
Customer relationships
Relationship marketing (RM)
Services marketing
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Brito, Carlos
Alves, Helena
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Switching
Ending
Relationship dynamics
Customer relationships
Relationship marketing (RM)
Services marketing
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description The phenomenon of relationship ending has received, recently, an increased attention of marketing researchers, but is still in its initial stage. Marketing managers know that success depends not only on acquiring and maintaining customers, but also on reducing their defection rate. By knowing more about nature, elements, stages and factors involved in this process, it will be easier to predict customer defection at an early stage and to regain lost customers. This is a theoretical paper that presents and discusses a literature search carried out in order to find and analyse empirical studies that propose factors, reasons, antecedents, or others, that influence ending in consumer services. A categorization is presented with three types of reasons connected with ending processes.
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spellingShingle Why do customer relationships come to an end?
Lopes, Luisa
Relationship dissolution
Switching
Ending
Relationship dynamics
Customer relationships
Relationship marketing (RM)
Services marketing
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Relationship dissolution
Switching
Ending
Relationship dynamics
Customer relationships
Relationship marketing (RM)
Services marketing
title Why do customer relationships come to an end?
title_full Why do customer relationships come to an end?
title_fullStr Why do customer relationships come to an end?
title_full_unstemmed Why do customer relationships come to an end?
title_short Why do customer relationships come to an end?
title_sort Why do customer relationships come to an end?
topic Relationship dissolution
Switching
Ending
Relationship dynamics
Customer relationships
Relationship marketing (RM)
Services marketing
topic_facet Relationship dissolution
Switching
Ending
Relationship dynamics
Customer relationships
Relationship marketing (RM)
Services marketing
url http://hdl.handle.net/10198/3009
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