基于预期不确认理论和技术接受模型的网络购物顾客满意度影响因素分析

基于预期不确认理论和技术接受模型构建网络购物顾客满意度影响因素模型,将顾客满意度影响因素分为五个维度:个体创新性、顾客期望、网站特性认知、质量与服务感知和网购接受程度。通过结构方程模型方法进行验证,结果支持该模型及大多数假设,其中顾客期望、网站特性认知、质量与服务感知和网购接受程度均显著影响顾客满意度,个体创新性对顾客满意度的影响并不显著,并且网站特性认知、质量与服务感知和网购接受程度之间的假设关系得到验证。     

基于顾客满意度的消费者网购影响因素研究

随着互联网技术的迅速发展,网络购物已逐渐成为一种新型购物渠道。研究影响消费者网购过程中影响顾客满意度的因素对电商企业和顾客来说至关重要。本文在借鉴以往学者所提出的顾客满意度测评模型的基础上,结合网络购物中的实际情况,构建网络购物顾客满意度测评指标体系。运用SPSS 18.0对收集到的数据进行计算分析,得出网络购物顾客满意度指数为3.553,说明消费者对网络购物基本比较满意,而对网购顾客满意度影响最大的几个因子分别为商品属性、安全便利和物流配送。最后,提出改善网络购物顾客满意度的5点建议。     

网络效能感、网购信任与网购意愿的关系——基于594名大学生数据的实证分析

消费者对网络购物的信任已经成为制约当前电子商务发展的重要因素之一。笔者为了探询消费者网购信任对网络效能感与网购意愿之间关系的影响,采用问卷调查法对江苏省内15所高校594名大学生进行了调查研究。结果表明:女生比男生的网购意愿更强烈;网购经验越丰富,网购意愿越强烈;消费者的网购服务信任和网络交易信任水平越高,网购意愿越强烈;消费者网络效能感越高,网购意愿越强烈;网购信任在网络效能感和网购意愿之间起部分中介作用。     

中国网络购物现状与发展趋向分析

根据实证数据,借鉴国外网络购物市场发展经验,本文从网购市场基本情况、竞争格局以及消费者对网购的满意度方面分析了中国网络购物现状,认为中国网络购物中存在着购物网站盈利难、物流瓶颈、产品质量问题与售后服务问题及购物网站的信任与支付安全问题,预计中国的网络购物市场将会向着电子商务企业与第三方物流企业在矛盾与协调中发展、交易额与顾客会员数量成为主要竞争标准、网络购物社交化、物流差异化分工体系、移动设备网络购物迅速发展、团购繁荣与低价策略将继续保持主流地位等六个趋势发展。     

中国网络购物现状与发展趋向分析北大核心CSSCI

根据实证数据,借鉴国外网络购物市场发展经验,本文从网购市场基本情况、竞争格局以及消费者对网购的满意度方面分析了中国网络购物现状,认为中国网络购物中存在着购物网站盈利难、物流瓶颈、产品质量问题与售后服务问题及购物网站的信任与支付安全问题,预计中国的网络购物市场将会向着电子商务企业与第三方物流企业在矛盾与协调中发展、交易额与顾客会员数量成为主要竞争标准、网络购物社交化、物流差异化分工体系、移动设备网络购物迅速发展、团购繁荣与低价策略将继续保持主流地位等六个趋势发展。     

网购企业品牌构建策略研究

网购企业发展与网络购物的需求之间存在着巨大差距。本文在明确网购企业及其品牌含义的前提下,提出通过网络技术、利用虚拟体验、实施个性化服务等策略构建网购企业品牌,提高企业竞争力,实现企业与顾客双赢。     

大学生网络购物行为研究——以洛阳师范学院为例

近年来,网络购物作为一种新型的购物方式得到了迅速发展,大学生们更是成为网上购物的主力军。本文以洛阳师范学院为例研究大学生网络购物行为,了解洛阳师范学院学生网络购物行为的现状,包括网络购物的原因、网络购物的偏好性、网购目前存在的问题等,并从四个角度分析大学生网购潜力,网购制约因素、理性网购和维权意识,进而针对大学生网上购物存在的问题从学生、学校、政府三个角度提出改进意见。     

顾客抱怨行为与重购意愿的logistic回归分析

以购买家电产品有不满消费经历的顾客为调查对象,通过数据分析,文章检验了影响顾客直接抱怨、私下抱怨和第三方抱怨的因素以及这些抱怨行为之间的相互影响,另外还观察了顾客不同的抱怨行为对其重购意愿的影响.研究结果发现:当把这些因素放在一起考察时,它们各自对三种不同顾客抱怨行为的影响并非全是显著的;在控制一些重要影响因素的条件下,顾客的直接抱怨与私下抱怨之间有一种替代关系,但是二者均与顾客向第三方抱怨不相关;顾客的重购意愿与顾客的直接抱怨正相关,与私下抱怨负相关,与第三方抱怨的相关关系则不显著.最后,文章说明了研究结果的理论意义和实际应用.     

新生代网购人群顾客忠诚度影响因素实证研究

本文选取90后这一新生代网购人群,研究特定样本群体的网络购物忠诚度影响因素。以调查问卷形式收集数据,建立结构方程模型,采用验证性因子分析法揭示了新生代网购人群顾客忠诚度的影响因素:顾客体验、顾客满意对顾客忠诚有显著正向影响;其中,顾客满意在顾客体验和顾客忠诚之间具有中介作用。研究结论结合数据分析结果,针对新生代网购人群提出了相应提高顾客忠诚度的建议和方法,对于网络商家进行顾客忠诚度培养与维护具有借鉴价值。     

网购顾客满意度关键影响因素及改进对策

基于网络购物过程对网购顾客满意度的影响因素进行了分析,并在实证调研数据信息统计基础上,利用多元回归分析方法对网购顾客满意度影响因素的关键性作用差异进行了研究,找出了网购顾客满意度关键影响因素,提出了改进对策。研究可为电商服务水平的改进决策提供参考依据。     

消费者对网上购物的风险认知及影响因素

风险认知是影响消费者网上购物的重要因素。网上购物的风险,主要包括财务风险、性能风险、身体风险、时间风险、隐私风险、心理风险和社会风险等维度。影响消费者网上购物风险认知的因素,主要有网络使用经验、网上购物经历、产品知识、创新性等。采取一些适当的措施,可以有效地降低网上购物的风险认知。     

网上购物顾客满意度研究

随着网上购物的逐渐普及,近年来针对网上购物的相关研究越来越多。基于顾客满意度理论,提出测量指标体系,通过定量分析及实证研究,得出结论：在网上购物过程中,导航简单明了、价格、注册过程、送货过程、产品质量、交付信息的安全性、对顾客抱怨的处理等因素的重要性较高,也是影响顾客满意度的主要因素。     

网络购物诚信问题及其对策研究

随着网络购物的飞速发展,网络购物中的诚信问题也越发明显,主要表现在网络商家的不诚信,客户隐私遭到侵害,物流配送机制不健全。其原因是信息的不对称性,缺乏诚信意识,社会约束机制不健全。在网络购物活动中,应加强诚信建设,建立健全法律制度,加强物流企业的管理,建立科学的服务标准和服务质量体系,使网络购物诚信健康发展。     

网络购物粘性行为前置因素研究

以网络购物中的消费者粘性行为前置影响因素为切入点,通过文献回顾,提出用户视角的网络粘性是在持续使用基础上所形成的一种心理依赖行为,并以此为基础构建网络消费者粘性的前置因素假设,通过问卷调查的方式进行实证分析。研究表明:持续使用意向在各前置因素与粘性行为的形成之间起中介效应作用;消费者的感知因素如感知有用性、心流、满意度均通过中介变量对粘性产生影响;同时,网络的结构化特征结构嵌入也通过持续使用意向促进粘性的产生;消费者的网络使用习惯则直接促使粘性的产生。     

Website evaluation criteria among US college student consumers with different shopping orientations and Internet channel usage

The purpose of this study was to compare the website evaluation criteria among college student consumers in the US with different shopping orientations and Internet channel usage (i.e. online information searchers, online purchasers). The sample for this research was 414 college students, non‐married and aged 18–22 who have experience in visiting websites selling apparel products. Five apparel website evaluation criteria were identified by factor analysis (i.e. product information, customer service, privacy/security, navigation, auditory experience/comparison shopping). Based on shopping orientation factors, cluster analysis revealed three shopping orientation clusters (i.e. Hesitant In‐home Shoppers, Practical Clothing Shoppers, Involved Clothing Shoppers). Factorial manova showed that website evaluation criteria were significantly different among college student consumers with different shopping orientations and between online information searchers and online purchasers. Implications and limitations of the study are discussed.     

Online grocery shopping: the impact of shopping frequency on perceived risk

Online grocery shopping has enjoyed strong growth and it is predicted this channel will continue to grow exponentially in the coming years. While online shopping has attracted an abundance of research interest, examinations of online grocery shopping behaviour are only now emerging. Shopping online for groceries differs considerably from general online shopping due to the perishability and variability of the product, and frequency of the shopping activity. Two salient gaps underpin this research into online grocery shopping. This study responds to calls to investigate the online shoppers’ experience in the context of online purchasing frequency. Second, this study examines the mediating effect of perceived risk between trust and online repurchase intention of groceries. An online survey was employed to collect data from shoppers who were recruited from a multi-channel grocery e-retailer’s database. The online survey, comprising 16 reflective validated scale items, was sent to 555 frequent and infrequent online grocery shoppers. Results find that while customer satisfaction predicts trust for both infrequent and frequent online grocery shoppers, perceived risk fully mediates the effect of trust on repurchase intentions for infrequent online grocery shoppers. Furthermore, path analysis reveals that the developed behavioural model is variant across both groups of shoppers. Theoretically, we provide a deeper understanding of the online customer experience, while gaining insight into two shopper segments identified as being important to grocery e-retailers. For managers, this study tests an online customer behavioural model with actual purchasing behaviour and identifies the continued presence of perceived risk in grocery e-retailing, regardless of purchase frequency or experience.     

On linking the perceived values of mobile shopping apps,customer well-being,and customer citizenship behavior: Moderating role of customer intimacy

Marketing studies that seek to determine the drivers of Customer Citizenship Behavior (CCB) are still relatively rare, especially for its multi-faceted relationship with perceived values in the context of online transactions. This study seeks to bridge this research gap by exploring the relationship between the perceived values of mobile shopping applications (MSApps) and CCB through perceived well-being based upon the social exchange theory. This study also makes another original contribution by investigating the moderating role of customer intimacy. A quantitative approach was adopted by collecting data through a web survey and then applying structural equation modelling, as well as cluster and multigroup analyses to test the proposed hypotheses. Perceived values were found to influence consumer well-being, thus predicting CCB, with consumer intimacy playing a significant moderating role in this relationship. This study is one of a few seeking to verify the drivers of CCB for MSApps, and it is the first of its kind to investigate consumer intimacy as a moderating factor. The findings will prove useful to providers of MSApps and retailers.     

基于消费者体验的在线购物价值研究

伴随着在线零售的迅速发展,在线购物体验及其衍生的购物体验价值日益受到学术界和实务人士的重视。基于消费者体验视角,本文考察了在线购物体验的四个维度,即感官体验、实用体验、认知体验与关系体验,识别出在线购物体验价值的四种类型,包括经济性价值、社会性价值、享乐性价值以及利他性价值——本研究证实的一种新的购物体验价值,发现消费者感知的在线购物体验会正向影响购物体验价值,后者又会对在线购物意向产生正向影响。研究还发现,性别、互联网经验、网购年龄及网购频率会影响消费者的在线购物体验及体验价值感知。     

Drivers of E-store Patronage Intentions: Choice Overload,Internet Shopping Anxiety,and Impulse Purchase Tendency

The dotcom era has infused a rapid increase in the usage of e-commerce in India, making online shopping the new way of retailing. This study investigates online consumers’ e-store patronage intentions, specifically modeling the ties from broad dispositional traits including choice overload, Internet shopping anxiety, and impulse purchase tendency among online shoppers. Based on the responses of 243 online shoppers, the findings suggest that consumers’ e-store patronage has a positive relationship with choice overload such that availability of larger assortments online results in a higher possibility of consumers’ patronage toward such e-tailers. Choice overload in the online context was also found to positively influence consumers’ impulse purchase tendency and showed a positive effect on Internet shopping anxiety. Furthermore, results indicate that the impulse purchase tendency of online shoppers had a significant positive effect on e-store patronage intentions, while Internet shopping anxiety was found to negatively affect the patronage intentions of shoppers.