Abstract:
The research problem centers around the customers frequent and rapid
shifting from a trademark to another, and the impact of that on formulating
marketing strategies, as well as its impact on customer’s loyalty and the nature
of services provided to such customers. The research aims to explain the causes
of frequent and rapid shifting of customers between trademarks, and to explore
factors that affecting customer’s loyalty. Also to explain the essential factors
that playing a significant role in the formulation of trademark strategy. The
research followed the descriptive, analytical and case study methods. Data were
collected via questionnaires and interviews, and then statistical techniques were
used for the analysis. The study explored that the frequent and rapid shifting of
customers between trademarks has a negative impact on strategy formulation,
and the degree of customers’ loyalty, as well as in the nature of services provided
by the company to its clients. The study explained results and concluded with
recommendations of which the most important are that, firms must emphasize
on building, developing and sustaining strategies to their business; researches
on consumer behavior including habits, traditions and income levels must
be carried out before formulating marketing strategy; and then firms have to
design and build data base including customers’ information.