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Impact Of Advertisements On Online Banking In Bangladesh
Rumman et al. / J. Busin. Managt. Soci. Res. 01(01): 14-20

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Impact of Advertisements on Online Banking in Bangladesh
Asif Rumman, Sabakun Naher Shetu and S. M. Riazul Islam
Dept. of Marketing, Jahangirnagar University, Savar, Dhaka-1342, Bangladesh
ABSTRACT
Online banking is becoming much popular to all level of customers because of time saving, easier ways of transaction and other modern IT based baking facilities. To make the online banking more popular and create more strong customers database advertisements is significant. Advertisements are playing vital role to create consciousness among the customers and non-customers, and make it feasible in every possible ways through television commercials, billboard, newspaper ads or word of mouth communication. Questionnaire survey was conducted with 45 respondents to know the impact of advertisement strategies on online banking in Bangladesh. We have used different statistical tools to make the results more feasible and understanding. Among the respondents, there were students, serviceholders, bankers who are mainly using the online banking and the impact of advertisements activities of the banks to choose online banking.
Keywords: Online banking, Advertisement techniques and Television commercials

Please cite this article as: Rumman, A., Sabakun, N. S. & Islam S. M. R. (2015). Impact of Advertisements on
Online Banking in Bangladesh. International Journal of Business, Management and Social Research 01(01): 1420.
This article is distributed under terms of a Creative Common Attribution 4.0 International License

I. Introduction
Bangladesh is one of the most emerging economies among the developing countries. Banking sector is playing the crucial role for the development of economic growth. Banking services are not only adding on gross


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