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MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS: A RESEARCH ON LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANIES

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MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS: A RESEARCH ON LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANIES

Abstract

In private sector organizations, customer loyalty is a marketing-oriented outcome. The best way to gain customer loyalty, especially in the service industry, is to establish a long-term relationship with customers. This requires placing greater value on customers' feelings and needs. In addition, to adding value to organizations such as creating customer loyalty, strengthening corporate identity, image and reputation, it also contributes to services to increase customer awareness. In this study, a research was conducted on insurance companies serving as private sector organizations in Turkey. Within the scope of the research, a questionnaire was applied to a total of 214 people, 104 people receiving service from international insurance companies and 110 people receiving service from local insurance companies. According to the research data, a positive and significant correlation was found between “Desire to maintain a long-term relationship”, “Desire to recommend to others” and, “Satisfaction”, “Trust” and “Communicative competence” felt from the insurance company employees. Research data revealed that public relations perceptions have strategically positive effects on organizations' perceptions of social identity, reputation, emotional commitment of customers and acquiring new customers.

Keywords

Public Relations , Customer Loyalty , Communication Management , Insurance Companies , CRM

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Kaynak Göster

APA
Çelebi, E. (2022). MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS: A RESEARCH ON LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANIES. The Turkish Online Journal of Design Art and Communication, 12(2), 280-290. https://izlik.org/JA25BH73KA