Applying the Internal Marketing Concept Within Large Organizations
Patriya Silpakit Tansuhaj, Donna M. Randall, Jim McCullough
Abstract
Patriya Silpakit Tansuhaj, Donna M. Randall, Jim McCullough
Abstract
Internal marketing programs appear to be prohibi- tively expensive and inappropriate for the needs of branches of larger organizations. This study illustrates how individual branch managers of a large credit union applied the internal marketing con- cept to achieve strikingly effective results in the marketplace using limited resources. The case study lcads to important managerial im- plications for the implementation of the internal marketing concept in branches of large service organizations.
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Internal marketing programs appear to be prohibi- tively expensive and inappropriate for the needs of branches of larger organizations. This study illustrates how individual branch managers of a large credit union applied the internal marketing con- cept to achieve strikingly effective results in the marketplace using limited resources. The case study lcads to important managerial im- plications for the implementation of the internal marketing concept in branches of large service organizations.
Key concepts: Business, Marketing, Internal marketing, Service (business), Marketing management, Marketing strategy, Marketing mix