零售业顾客满意度测评研究

基于零售业在国民经济中的重要作用,及零售行业的特点,构建了零售业顾客满意度测评指标体系,并运用了定量与定性分析相结合的方法,将较为主观的测评过程模型化、数量化、合理化,以期对零售业顾客满意度进行科学的测量、分析和评价。     

零售业客户忠诚度与营销策略分析

客户满意度管理是零售业营销环境下提升客户价值、建立和保持客户忠诚的有力工具,而识别客户的体验需求,提高NPS记分是提高零售业客户忠诚度的先决条件。从企业战略实施层面来看,我国零售业提高客户忠诚度是企业可持续发展的核心要素,忠诚的顾客是企业最宝贵的财富。     

基于外贸服装加工企业的客户满意度研究

对顾客满意度理论进行了阐述,并通过清华顾客满意度指数模型的分析和提炼,构建了适合外贸服装加工企业的客户满意度指数模型.通过问卷调查和数据分析确定了客户满意度测评指标体系并进行实证研究,针对分析结果找出实证企业的优劣所在,为企业制定发展战略提供重要参考.     

顾客满意度测评的应用

顾客满意度是评价企业生产经营绩效的指标之一,也是ISO9000:2000族标准的重要组成部分。国外许多著名企业均开展了顾客满意度测评,国内企业也相继在这方面展开了探索。中石化上海石油化工股份有限公司化工事业部(以下简称化工事业部)顾客满意度测评模型采用了模糊数学和塞迪表等先进方法,进行了科学、系统的研究和设计。通过测评,获得了顾客信息,实现了客户导向型改进方法。     

基于ACSI模型的零售企业顾客满意度测评

顾客满意度测评是零售企业实施顾客满意管理的重要手段,也是零售企业持续改进的依据。文章在分析ACSI模型的基础上,对零售企业顾客满意度测评指标体系和测评数据分析方法进行了探讨。     

基于矩阵分析模型的房地产客户满意度研究

房地产市场竞争是一个以产品、区位、性价比及客户满意度等多元指标为核心的综合实力的较量,竞争的关键在于谁更能赢得客户的满意,谁更能体现、实现和创造客户的价值,谁能更好地为客户做好服务.房地产企业要在市场竞争中确保可持续发展,必须赢得顾客,拥有顾客,提升顾客的满意度.本文从客户认知理论出发.以提高顾客满意度为目标,结合矩阵分析模型对客户的满意度进行分析,明确了提高客户满意度的经营理念.     

中小企业顾客满意度测评与实例研究

文章以中小企业顾客满意度的测评为研究对象,提出了中小企业顾客满意度测评的原则,对中小企业顾客满意度测评可应用的常用模型进行了对比,最后通过实例应用AHP和四分图模型对A公司的顾客满意度进行了测评,找出了影响A公司顾客满意度的关键指标,对其他中小企业开展顾客满意度测评有一定的参考和借鉴作用。     

啤酒企业顾客满意度评价体系的构建

顾客满意度调查对于企业提升产品服务质量及改进方向提供了很好的方法,通过实践此理论已相对成熟,将满意度评价应用于以客户为中心的啤酒企业顾客满意度评价上。结合我国啤酒企业生产的实际情况在ACSI模型的基础上,从顾客满意度、顾客的期望、感知价值、感知质量、顾客的抱怨和顾客的信任六个角度对公众满意度指标体系进行构建,并应用结构方程模型进行了路径分析。啤酒企业顾客满意度评价体系具有很大程度的主观性和可操作性,为保证其科学和客观性,可以在测评过程中应用独立专业的第三方评测机构进行评估,对于工作的流程进行监督,使其透明化。     

层次分析法在大型商场顾客满意度研究中的应用

大型商场在市场上竞争的关键是争夺终端客户,顾客对其产品和服务的满意程度决定了其生存和发展,因此对大型商场顾客满意度进行评价具有重要的意义。本文运用顾客满意度理论和层次分析法对大型商场顾客满意度进行了分析,并建立顾客满意度测评体系。     

机场零售业的营销特征分析

机场零售业对机场总体营业额、航空运输业客户满意度有重大意义。与普通零售业不同,机场零售业的客户群按照其行为特征可以分为“情操享受型”、“随机发现型”和“应急需求型”。消费行为的主要诉求是集个性化、舒适性、便利性、尊重感和成就感于一体的。相应的营销组合是,满足客户需求创造客户价值、按创造的客户价值定价、建立多渠道交互性的有效沟通、为顾客提供便利服务,同时兼顾创造性的差异化供给,防止同业竞争者间产品与服务的雷同。     

Electronic Logistics Service Quality (e‐LSQ): Its Impact on the Customer’s Purchase Satisfaction and Retention

The Internet retailing industry continues to grow rapidly. Several Internet retailers are, however, struggling to retain customers due to the high level of competition among incumbents. We propose that customer satisfaction with the order fulfillment process is an important determinant of overall customer satisfaction with the retailer, as well as with the extent of customer retention enjoyed by the retailer. This paper offers a new concept for electronic logistics service quality and investigates the relationship between the quality of online fulfillment and the ensuing retention of customers, using archival data on 260 online retailers. The structural equation model results indicate that satisfaction with the physical distribution quality and cost are positively related with customer’s purchase satisfaction and customer retention. Additionally, the results indicate that while purchase satisfaction is a strong indicator of customer retention, underlying drivers of purchase satisfaction do not have nearly the same impact on customer retention directly as they have on purchase satisfaction.     

Role of customer orientation in an integrative model of brand loyalty in services

This study attempts to model the development of brand loyalty by examining the simultaneous effects of customer orientation, perceived quality, brand associations, and satisfaction on brand loyalty. Data are used from retail banking and discount store retailing services to examine the direct and indirect effects of customer perceptions of customer orientation and quality on brand loyalty. It was found that customer orientation has a direct effect on brand loyalty and indirect effects through customer satisfaction, perceived quality, and brand associations as mediators. Further, perceived quality has a direct effect on brand loyalty as well as an indirect effect with satisfaction as a mediator. The results suggest that effective management of brand loyalty would require tracking of customer perceptions of a firm's customer orientation, quality and brand, in addition to measuring customer satisfaction.     

Customer perceived value,satisfaction, and loyalty: the role of willingness to share information

This study proposes and tests an integrative model to examine the relationships among customers’ willingness to share information, satisfaction, perceived value, and loyalty in a retailing context. This study extends research on customers’ willingness to share information from trust and privacy concerns toward key outcome measures such as perceived value, customer satisfaction, and loyalty, and is thus among the first to model customers’ willingness to share information with companies in robust theoretical retailing frameworks. The proposed relationships were tested using data from two retailing contexts – groceries (N = 429) and do-it-yourself (DIY) (N = 895). Findings from the two samples suggest that both perceived value and satisfaction are significant determinants of customers’ willingness to share information with a company. Although some differences emerge in the two studies, structural modeling largely supports the hypothesized framework and positions customers’ willingness to share information as an important antecedent of their loyalty intentions and behavior. This study provides practitioners with preliminary insight into the relationship between willingness to share information and perceived value, customer satisfaction, and customer loyalty. This study advances retailing research, as it is one of the few empirical studies investigating the role of customers’ willingness to share information in driving loyalty and its relationship with perceived value and satisfaction in a retailing context.     

The effect of multi-channel service quality on mobile customer loyalty in an online-and-mobile retail context

The main purpose of this study is to explore the effects of multi-channel service quality on mobile customer loyalty in the context of online-and-mobile retailing. A research model is proposed based on previous service quality literature. Data collected from 102 respondents in Taiwan are tested against the research model using the partial least squares (PLS) approach. The results indicate that tangibility, responsiveness, and empathy in electronic service (e-service) affect mobile service (m-service) customer loyalty both directly and indirectly through their m-service counterparts. The findings of this study provide several important theoretical and practical implications for multi-channel retailing management.     

Care management to improve retail customers' and employees’ satisfaction

In retailing, ongoing management is needed to avoid compromising customer relationships and organizational performance because of consumers' or employees' dysfunctional behavior. This paper contributes to understanding how care management strategies can improve in-store experiences for customers and employees by adapting the Chronic Care Management (CCM) theory to retailing. Across two studies, one on customers (Study 1) and one on retail employees (Study 2) we show that empowerment reduces dysfunctional behavior, enhancing satisfaction. Furthermore, we demonstrate that customers' and employees’ emotional bond with the retailer (i.e., store attachment) moderates the relationship between dysfunctional behavior and satisfaction, buffering dissatisfaction from dysfunctional behavior.     

Is online-to-offline customer care support essential for consumer service?

Customer satisfaction is the main pillar for convenient and profitable retailing. The retail sector continuously tried to develop new strategies to improve consumer satisfaction. It is impossible to provide each service directly to the consumer by the retailer. In this direction, the retailer establishes customer care to provide the best service to consumers. Consumer care can provide promotional or prevention services, increasing the consumer's satisfaction level. This study is developed to show the impact of retailers' customer care service for an offline-to-online retailing strategy. The demand is consumer support, advertisement, and selling price dependent. For maintaining consumer service, some free home delivery policies are offered, when consumers ordered more than a certain percentage of the amount. Finally, the total profit of this O2O retailing system is calculated by the classical optimization technique. Some special cases are discussed in the numerical section to prove the impact of customer care services. Numerical results prove that customer care support enhances the profit by 48.20%, whereas investment in the advertisement and home delivery strategy helps the retail industry to earn 44.80% and 16.74% more profit, respectively. Finally, from this study, it is clear that customer care activities are essential to increase the profit of the retailing sector.     

Negative and positive customer shopping experience in an online context

Underpinned by the Bagozzi and Dholakia (1999) goal setting and striving framework this research firstly develops a negative online customer experience model after which regulatory focus theory is used to compare this model with a positive online customer experience model. Analysis of responses from 201 respondents in the first study shows service failure causes negative affective and cognitive experience and has an impact on dissatisfaction and negative word of mouth in the online retailing context. Moreover, results of a second study among 200 respondents indicates that while customer priority in a successful shopping context is affective experience, in a service failure the customer priority moves from an affective to a cognitive experience. Similarly, compared to cognitive experience, affective experience has a higher impact on customer satisfaction and positive word of mouth in a successful shopping context, while in an unsuccessful shopping context cognitive experience has higher impact on dissatisfaction and negative word of mouth. The findings of this study contribute to customer experience management in both successful and unsuccessful shopping situations.     

零售企业顾客忠诚影响因素分析

文章利用零售业顾客忠诚调查数据,以重购意向、口碑效应、钱包份额和重购频次四个指标为中间变量,对顾客期望差异、顾客满意和顾客忠诚之间的关系进行了实证研究。结果表明,顾客期望差异与顾客忠诚存在显著正相关关系,是顾客忠诚的主要决定因素,零售商应在产品、服务、价格和购物环境等四个方面加以改善,以使顾客获得超过期望的感知绩效,提高顾客忠诚度;顾客满意和顾客忠诚之间存在正相关关系,但并非顾客忠诚的充分条件,零售商应在努力提高顾客满意度的同时,走出“满意制胜”的误区;态度忠诚与行为忠诚之间不存在显著相关关系,零售商应以态度和行为双向顾客忠诚为目标,追求最终的顾客忠诚。     

What factors determine e-satisfaction and consumer spending in e-commerce retailing?

Evidently, the Internet has resulted in a fundamental shift in retailing practice, creating a shift in both consumer and business behavior, which has been compared to that of the Industrial Revolution. The purpose of this paper is to analyze customer satisfaction in e-commerce market. In particular, we determine the factors that affect customer e-satisfaction and the relationship between customer satisfaction and consumer spending in e-commerce retailing. We focus on how American based e-commerce firms are impacted by these developments and how marketing practices have reflected the developing e-commerce situation. The results show that customer satisfaction does have an impact on consumer spending in American based e-commerce retailers. Further, the relationship between customer satisfaction and consumer spending is positive, where higher e-satisfaction results in more spending in e-commerce. The results also show that there is a direct relationship among e-service quality, e- satisfaction and e-loyalty in terms of online spending by consumers. However, the analysis shows that e-commerce still faces challenges compared with traditional offline retailers since customers cannot feel and try the products, and may end up choosing the products that they do not want.     

Consumer loyalty to family versus non-family business: The roles of store image,trust and satisfaction

This study sheds insight on how consumers perceive and relate to family and non-family grocery stores. Using a critical incident approach we show that—compared to non-family businesses—consumers evaluate family businesses better in terms of service, frontline employee benevolence, and problem-solving orientation, and worse in terms of selection and price/value. Results further indicate higher consumer trust in family business management policies and practices, frontline employee trust, and satisfaction but no differences in loyalty. Examining an integrative loyalty framework, the study finally shows differential effects in how image elements influence customer loyalty directly as well as indirectly through trust and satisfaction. Implications focus on advancing customer relationship management in retailing, and on successfully positioning family-owned and -operated businesses.