Information technologies are developing rapidly nowadays and globalization concept which shows up in parellel to IT has started to threaten the existence of firms by making competitive environment more intensive. Counter to this threat, businesses are trying to provide an advantage against their competitors by developing various of strategies. Internal marketing and market oriented approach are among the significant strategies which are developed within this scope. In the study, it is aimed to determine the effects of internal marketing practices and market oriented approach on performance in banks. Besides, it is examined whether internal marketing practices have an effect on market oriented approach or not. As a result of the study, it is determined that internal marketing practices and market oriented approach of banks affect their performance positively. Moreover, it is found that internal marketing practices affect market oriented approach substantially.

The branding process is formed by various stages. This process starts from the point that the consumer experiences the brand first time and continues till brand evangelism which is the stage of brand advocacy. In this context, it was aimed to determine the effects of brand experience, brand satisfaction, and brand loyalty on the process of brand evangelism development in this study. Moreover, mediator roles of brand satisfaction and brand loyalty were evaluated in terms of the relationship between brand experience and brand evangelism. Data were obtained with the convenience sampling method from 400 participants. As a result of analyses, it was determined that brand experience, brand satisfaction, and brand loyalty had a positive effect on brand evangelism. Besides, brand loyalty had a mediator role between brand experience and brand evangelism. Data were analyzed through SPSS 18 and AMOS 20 programs.