视频分享网站服务质量与顾客满意度关系研究——以土豆网为例

随着互联网的普及,视频分享网站迅速发展。而网站经营者想要在激烈的市场竞争中脱颖而出,提高其网站服务质量是一重要途径。本文通过对服务质量与顾客满意度的文献回顾,界定了视频分享网站服务质量的七个构成维度,即有形性、便利性、关怀性、可靠性、响应性、安全性、形象性。在此基础上,本文建立视频分享网站服务质量与顾客满意度的关系模型并形成研究假设,设计相应的调查问卷,根据调研所得数据运用SPSS11.5进行实证分析。根据实证分析的结论,本文对视频分享网站提供或优化服务质量提出了相关建议。     

SNS网站服务质量对顾客忠诚度影响的实证研究

本文基于服务质量衡量理论,建立了基于SNS网站服务质量与顾客忠诚度之间关系的理论模型,并探讨顾客满意度的中介作用。通过实证分析,研究发现SNS网站的服务质量对顾客忠诚度有显著的正向影响,服务质量的互动性、个性化和可靠性对忠诚度的影响显著,有效性的影响较弱,而安全性没有显著影响,顾客满意度对服务质量与顾客忠诚度具有显著的中介效应。     

电子服务质量对口碑宣传意愿的影响研究

通过问卷调查获取数据,以电子服务质量为自变量,口碑宣传意愿为因变量,感知价值与顾客信任为两个中介变量,提出假设,通过回归分析检验电子服务质量相关网站设计、可靠性、安全性、顾客服务维度对口碑宣传意愿的理论模型,得出顾客信任和顾客感知价值在电子服务质量对口碑宣传的影响中存在中介效应。顾客信任部分中介了顾客服务对口碑宣传意愿的影响;顾客信任完全中介了网站设计、可靠性以及安全性对口碑宣传意愿的影响;顾客感知价值部分中介了顾客服务和可靠性对口碑宣传意愿的影响;顾客感知价值完全中介了安全性对口碑宣传意愿的影响。因此,在实践中应关注对顾客服务和体现的可靠性上,以提高顾客对服务的满意度,进而增强口碑宣传意愿。     

B2C服装电子商务服务质量评价

本文对服装电子商务服务质量进行了研究。并将服装B2C电子商务的四个方面（产品、网站、服务、物流）结合前人总结的顾客感知质量五维度（可靠性、安全性、响应性、移情性和有形性）对影响服装B2C电子商务服务质量评价的因素进行了归纳和总结,根据问卷统计分析的结果给B2C服装电子商务如何提高顾客满意度提出合理化建议。     

国内O2O电子商务顾客忠诚的影响因素研究

本文提出网络顾客忠诚的影响因素由网络顾客价值（价格优势、服务质量、网站设计、购物便利性、安全性、产品质量、线下服务、线下体验）、转换成本、网络关系质量（网络客户满意和网络顾客信任）、网络顾客忠诚这四大变量和相应的路径关系组成的构想。该研究对电商品牌制定正确的营销策略和促进O2O网购市场的繁荣发展有重大意义。     

网络企业服务质量维度的探讨

互联网环境下,网络企业如何提升服务质量成为学术界和企业界普遍关注的热点问题。从顾客感知服务质量的角度,对网络企业服务质量的构成维度进行探讨。根据回顾现有文献,文章的顾客感知网络企业的服务质量包含可靠性、效率性、沟通性、安全性和奖励五个维度。     

C2C电子商务服务质量实证研究

C2C模式下决定顾客感知服务质量的因素包括C2C网站和C2C卖家,其中C2C网站服务质量包括网站质量、信息质量、易用性以及可靠性4个维度,C2C卖家的服务质量包括客户服务质量、物流配送质量以及可信性3个维度。顾客感知的C2C卖家质量低于C2C网站质量,而在重视程度方面顾客更看重C2C卖家质量。     

中国东方航空顾客满意度市场调查——以年轻消费群体为例

本文主要研究了中国东方航空股份有限公司顾客满意度,建立了顾客满意度模型,模型主要包括企业形象、感知服务质量、感知产品质量三个要素,并分析了这三个要素与顾客满意度之间的关系。通过对年轻消费群体进行实证调研,利用SPSS数据分析软件进行数据分析,最后提出提升顾客满意度的相关建议。     

产品和网站质量对网上购物的影响

本文的目的是提高产品的吸引力和网站的吸引力,构建心理信任机制。通过企业对消费者的电子商务网站来缓解信息不对称的问题,增强消费者购买意愿的影响下的信任。电子商务网站的信任不仅直接增加了购买意愿,而且强化了网站吸引力与购买意愿之间的正相关关系,弱化了产品吸引力与购买意愿之间的正相关关系。本研究不仅揭示了产品和网站的吸引力,消费者购买电子商务网站的互补驱动,有助于提高产品和网站的吸引力,揭示了信任如何改变网站和产品吸引力对消费者购买意图的影响。     

基于顾客忠诚的第三方平台购物网站服务质量评价

国内网络购物飞速发展,特别是以淘宝为代表的第三方平台模式网络购物已成为网购市场的中流砥柱。本文试在SITEQUAL基础上结合第三方购物网站的特点探索网站服务质量评价指标体系和评价方法,并进行实证研究。结果表明,易用性对网络消费者对平台网站的忠诚影响最大,其次依次是可靠性、处理速度、有形性,而安全性对于E顾客忠诚的影响不显著。     

Cross-buying evaluations in the retail banking industry

Is a customer’s past purchase experience of traditional banking products applicable to the continuing purchase of insurance and investment products at a bank branch? Are service attributes used with similar extensions evaluated differently from when used with dissimilar extensions? In response to these questions, this study develops and examines a framework of service attributes (e.g., locational and one-stop shopping convenience, functional and technical service quality, and firm reputation and size) having positive effects on cross-buying. Meanwhile, this study also examines the mediating roles of satisfaction and trust on the relationship between services attributes and cross-buying. Our results indicate that the relative importance of locational convenience and functional service quality is likely to decline, while the relative importance of one-stop shopping convenience and firm size is likely to increase as category dissimilarity increases. Technical service quality and firm reputation only have indirect effects on cross-buying dissimilar product categories through trust. Instead, satisfaction plays the mediating role for cross-buying similar product categories. Our findings reinforce the view that the relative effects of service attributes, satisfaction and trust on cross-buying vary under different category similarity conditions.     

Identifying the determinants of online retail patronage: A perceived-risk perspective

The literature has examined the determinants of retail patronage from various perspectives, however, its online counterpart has received less attention. This study adapts a perceived-risk perspective to identify the antecedents of online retailers’ service quality and subsequent online patronage behavior. In addition, the contextual role of security concerns is also examined. Data were collected from online shoppers, and PLS-SEM was used for analysis. The results indicate that product quality, price transparency, and website convenience are positively associated with service quality. In addition, security concerns negatively moderate the relationship between service quality and online retail patronage. Implications for research and managers are discussed.     

Cross-selling across stores or within a store? Impacts of cross-buying behavior in online shopping malls

Abstract

This study investigates the impacts of cross-buying behavior in an online shopping mall where customers can purchase from additional product categories from various independent stores. We focus on the extent to which store loyalty and relationship duration moderate the cross-buying effects on three behavioral traits: customers’ purchase rate, lifetime duration, and spending. The results reveal that customers who engage in cross-buying more intensely purchase more frequently, have longer expected lifetime duration, and spend higher amounts in each transaction. The impacts on purchase frequency and customer retention are even greater for customers who exhibit higher behavioral loyalty toward some stores. However, store loyalty is found to weaken the association between cross-buying and average spending. Further, relationship duration appears to weaken the effects of cross-buying on purchase rate and spending. These results provide new insights into the impacts of cross-buying on customer value as well as managerial implications for shopping mall owners.     

E-Service Quality: A Meta-Analytic Review

The dominance of the internet as a shopping and distribution channel also necessitates an understanding of e-service quality. Using means-ends-chain theory, we develop a conceptual framework to understand the different models and the associated multiple measures that have been developed to examine this construct. We test the measures empirically using meta-analytic techniques. We also summarize the impact of e-service quality on key outcomes—customer satisfaction, repurchase intentions, and word-of-mouth, as well as the moderating impact of three contextual factors: country culture, regulatory environment, and industry context. Results indicate that e-service quality has four underlying dimensions (website design, fulfilment, customer service, and security/privacy) though their relevance for overall e-service quality is moderated by country-specific (uncertainty avoidance, masculinity, power distance, individualism), regulatory environment-specific (financial secrecy, rule of law), and industry-specific (services/goods, retailing/banking) factors as well as research-design factors.     

Using website information to reduce postpurchase dissonance: A mediated moderating role of perceived risk

A significant body of research is dedicated to decreasing the product return rate by applying management measures that identify the factors and causes of returns. These studies examine how consumers' product return behavior can be explained by studying the information on retailers' websites. However, these studies have not shown how website information (WI) is linked to product returns. The study by Lee's work observed how product returns are motivated by consumers' need to mitigate postpurchase dissonance (PPD). However, a clear understanding of the relationship between WI and PPD is lacking. Therefore, our research examines the impact of WI on PPD in the product returns context. In our research, PPD serves as a key factor in understanding the linkage between WI and product returns. Our results showed that higher‐quality WI is associated with a lower level of PPD. In addition, a lower perceived risk (PR) or attractiveness of alternatives strengthens the association between WI and PPD. We also observed that PR partially mediated the moderation effect of the attractiveness of alternatives. These findings will help e‐retailers better understand customers' PPD, easing the process of reducing product returns.     

The effect of context attractiveness on product attractiveness and product quality: the moderating role of product familiarity

Prior research has investigated a number of drivers of consumers’ perceived product attractiveness, such as a product’s shape and color. The context, in which a product is presented, has so far been largely neglected in examining consumers’ aesthetic appraisal of products. Drawing on social cognition theory, this research investigates how the attractiveness of the visual context (e.g., websites, advertisements) influences consumers’ perceptions of product attractiveness and product quality for familiar versus unfamiliar products. Results of two experimental studies show that consumers perceive unfamiliar products as more attractive and, consequently, of higher quality when products are placed in an attractive context than when they are placed in an unattractive context. No differences in consumers’ perceived product attractiveness and perceived product quality exist for familiar products. The findings extend our theoretical knowledge of product aesthetics and provide managers with insights into the effective communication of their offerings’ attractiveness.     

《华尔街日报》信息聚合服务成功实践分析

"RSS 聚合新闻服务"的出现,使得网络传播进入了一个新局面,新闻网站在面临严峻挑战的同时也迎来了再发展的良好契机。本文将从实行信息产品的聚合策略的原因,互联网和数字化对信息产品的聚合有何影响,美国《华尔街日报》RSS 聚合新闻服务的启示等几方面综合分析,针对我国新闻网站现状提出利用 RSS 技术推动其自身发展的借鉴方案,并对聚合新闻服务能否在我国成功复制进行理性的分析。     

How Service-Related Factors Affect the Survival of B2T Providers: A Sentiment Analysis Approach

ABSTRACT

Nearly one-third of the business-to-team (B2T) websites in China closed down in 2011—the casualties of the intensified competition in the group-buying market. To investigate the critical factors to the survival of online B2T businesses in an overcrowded buyer-side market, we propose a model that links convenience, price, product/service, personalization, and website security/safety to customer satisfaction of B2T websites in light of the related literature. A two-stage approach is applied to validate this model. In Stage I, according to the results of an empirical analysis based on questionnaire responses from 157 B2T website users, we found that convenience and product/service are the top two contributors to the success of B2T business, as measured by customers’ repurchase intentions. In Stage II, topic classification and sentiment analysis are applied to 3046 review comments related to 58 B2T websites. The results from the Stage II study confirm the validity of the Stage I results with further evidence to support our arguments.     

Does online relationship marketing enhance customer retention and cross-buying?

One characteristic of online consumer behavior is the low cost of searching for alternatives. Therefore, customer loyalty is more difficult to achieve in the online context than in the offline one. Although studies have discussed the effectiveness of relationship marketing, nearly all studies examining such constructs have been in the context of ‘offline’ consumer behavior. With regard to the ‘online’ context, the integration of Internet technology with the customer loyalty concept is rarely discussed in the relationship marketing literature. Furthermore, empirical research that integrates the actual purchase behavior of customer retention and cross-buying is relatively sparse. In response to this, the current study develops and empirically tests a model that examines the relations among relationship-bonding tactics, perceived relationship investment, perceived relationship quality, customer loyalty, customer retention, and cross-buying. Using survey data from 766 online customers of a securities corporation, the results demonstrate the effectiveness of relationship marketing as it positively influences online customers' perception, then their loyalty, and ultimately, their actual purchase behavior.     

Effects of marketing and relationship variables on service intermediaries' promotional program participation

Many service companies sell services through independent intermediaries. Using the Taiwanese life insurance industry as a research context, the author investigates the influence of a life insurance company's marketing (product attractiveness and financial incentives) and relationship (interpersonal relationships and bargaining costs) variables on banks' participation in its promotional program. Both marketing and relationship variables significantly affect the bank's participation, though the marketing variables are more important determinants of participation. Product attractiveness dominates all other factors. Finally, these variables have independent rather than contingent effects on the bank's decisions.