INFLUENCE OF GREEN DIGITAL BRANDING ON CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF ICICI AND AXIS BANK

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  • RATNALA SANTHOSH KUMAR, DR. A. NARASIMHA RAO

Abstract

Sustainability-driven branding has gained renewed importance in India’s digital banking environment, where customers increasingly prefer ethical, transparent, and environment-friendly digital services. This study investigates how Green Digital Branding (GDB)—defined as digital sustainability initiatives integrated into branding and communication—affects customer engagement (CE) in two major private-sector banks: ICICI Bank and Axis Bank. Unlike past studies, this research adopts a survey-based empirical design supported by exploratory factor analysis (EFA), Chi-square tests, and comparative weighted ranking methods to determine how customers perceive sustainability-linked digital efforts. Findings indicate a strong relationship between GDB and CE, with ICICI Bank achieving higher weighted scores for trust, digital satisfaction, and brand credibility. The study concludes that sustainability-infused digital branding enhances emotional, behavioral, and cognitive engagement, and recommends strengthening transparency-oriented and eco-focused digital strategies.

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RATNALA SANTHOSH KUMAR, DR. A. NARASIMHA RAO. (2025). INFLUENCE OF GREEN DIGITAL BRANDING ON CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF ICICI AND AXIS BANK. TPM – Testing, Psychometrics, Methodology in Applied Psychology, 32(S2 (2025): Posted 09 June), 2403–2408. Retrieved from https://tpmap.org/submission/index.php/tpm/article/view/4106