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Optimizing Distribution Channels: How Digital Marketing Communication Enhances Trust and Loyalty in Indonesian Banking

The Journal of Distribution Science / The Journal of Distribution Science, (P)1738-3110; (E)2093-7717
2024, v.22 no.8, pp.1-15
https://doi.org/10.15722/JDS.22.08.202408.1
Muhammad Diast REYHANRAFIF
La MANI
Astika Prima NITULAR
Hendra CRISWANTO
Irmawan RAHYADI

Abstract

Purpose: This study explored how Indonesian banks utilize digital marketing communication strategies to optimize their distribution channels, leading to enhanced customer trust and brand loyalty. It examined specific methods such as sponsorships, social media, institutional partnerships, and mobile banking application features as key components of this digital distribution strategy. Research Design, Data, and Methodology: This study employed mixed methods design to assess digital distribution impacts. It involved 385 Jakarta bank customers. The sample size was determined using the Lemeshow formula. Results: The findings indicate that effective digital distribution strategies, including sponsorships, social media engagement, and user-friendly mobile banking applications, significantly enhance customer trust and loyalty. However, overly complex features may negatively impact loyalty. Conclusion: Thisstudy demonstrates a clear connection between the strategic use of digital marketing channels, such as sponsorships, social media, institutional partnerships, and mobile banking features, and the development of customer trust and loyalty. The results provide valuable insights to Indonesian banks in designing digital distribution strategies that prioritize building trust and fostering integrated customer interactions. Tailored digital marketing approachesthat optimize distribution can significantly enhance both trust and loyalty among Indonesian bank customers.

keywords
Distribution Channels, Digital Marketing Communication, Sponsorship, Social Media Official, Institution, Mobile Banking Application Feature, Customer Trust, Brand Loyalty

The Journal of Distribution Science