华辰超市顾客满意度的分析

随着市场经济的发展,越来越多的中小企业开始成立,商场如战场,在激烈的市场竞争条件下,企业要吸引更多的顾客做到让顾客满意与忠诚才是发展的不二选择,随着连锁超市的发展,于是＂顾客就是上帝＂企业发展依赖顾客已成为各超市的共识,身为地头蛇的绥化地区华辰超市有了危机感,本文就是对华辰超市的顾客进行了调查,总结出顾客不满意的原因以及如何让改进,让消费者感到真正意义上的满意,让华辰超市更加符合消费者的心中所想,成为百姓心中的不二选择。     

国内大型连锁超市提高顾客忠诚度策略研究

在全球经济一体化和知识经济的大背景下,我国商业企业面临着严峻的挑战。大型连锁超市要谋求生存和发展,以"顾客为关注焦点"是竞争的必然选择。因此如何更为有效地满足顾客需求,提升顾客忠诚度,保证企业快速平稳发展,已经成为我国各大超市最为关注的热点问题。本文首先分析了目前我国大型连锁超市顾客忠诚度现状,并得出顾客忠诚度偏低的结论,在此基础上,挖掘出我国大型连锁超市顾客忠诚度偏低的8条因并根据这这些原因提出提高顾客忠诚度的策略,对大型超市的发展提供了一定的借鉴。     

开发自助扫描结账系统 提高超市运营效率

随着零售业的迅猛发展,各超市、商场的竞争日益激烈,作为超市与其每位消费者最终交易的必经之道——结账系统占到了一个突出位置。自助结账系统是未来超市发展的必然趋势。优化结账系统,为顾客提供最佳服务将成为超市提高顾客满意度和忠诚度,是提高竞争力的有效手段和必经之路。自助扫描器能有效的改善超市的结账排队问题,解决日益增长的顾客需求。     

试论大型连锁超市顾客满意度的提升策略——以常州地区两家大型连锁超市为例

近年来国内连锁超市一直保持着较快的发展速度,但面临的竞争也日益激烈。如何进一步提高顾客满意度以增强综合竞争力是每个超市必须重点研究的课题。本文通过实证分析,研究了大型连锁超市在顾客服务方面存在的一些共性问题,并有针对性地提出了提升大型连锁超市顾客满意度的途径和策略。     

浅谈提高超市顾客忠诚度的策略

当前,我们已经步入经济全球化时代,市场竞争日益激烈,特别是今年中央控制三公经费支出,减少部分高端顾客。如何挖掘顾客自身的需求,最大限度地提高超市顾客忠诚度,最终实现超市的健康、稳定、可持续发展,已经引起了人们的广泛争议和关注。文章紧密联系提高超市顾客忠诚度策略的实践情况,在对超市顾客忠诚度现状进行解析和探讨的前提下,全面、深入地分析了超市顾客忠诚度偏低的原因,指出了一系列提高超市顾客忠诚度的应对策略,希望能够实现提高超市顾客忠诚度策略的预期目标,希望能够对提高超市顾客忠诚度策略的实践工作发挥重要的借鉴和参考作用。     

连锁超市顾客忠诚度驱动因素的实证研究

培育忠诚的顾客群体才是构建连锁超市竞争优势的关键。文章通过对顾客忠诚度文献研究分析,构建连锁超市顾客忠诚驱动因素研究框架,并以桂林一家连锁超市为例进行实证研究,找寻影响连锁超市顾客忠诚形成的关键因素,以期对连锁超市培育顾客忠诚提供对策建议。     

声明遗失不负责 为啥超市也要赔

<正>吴丽萍去超市买东西。在超市入口,保安礼貌地把她拦住了：“小姐,麻烦您把包存一下。”吴丽萍看了一下,超市的存包方式有3种：免费自动存包柜,根据存衣柜上的提示自行操作；超市工作人员用专用的储存袋把包封存,顾客可以带入卖场；把包交给超市人工服务台,发给顾客号牌,顾客凭号牌领取。     

河南省本地连锁超市提高顾客忠诚度策略研究简

随着国内外知名连锁超市企业纷纷抢占河南市场,河南省本地连锁超市需要树立良好的企业形象,提高员工服务质量,妥善处理顾客投诉,提高顾客转换成本,开展顾客忠诚度调查和评估,才能在强大的竞争对手面前留住顾客,提高顾客忠诚度,从而获得竞争优势,得以生存和发展。     

基于Maslow需求层次理论的超市顾客满意度提升研究

基于Maslow需求层次理论,提出了超市顾客需求层次模型,并就如何提高超市顾客满意度进行了超市顾客需求层次分析。     

超市诚信经营的效用模型分析

本研究利用结构方程模型验证了超市诚信对顾客感知价值、顾客满意、顾客忠诚的作用机制。经过模型修正与复合效化两个过程,最终获得了一个与数据拟合度比较高的模型:(1)超市诚信→顾客感知价值→顾客忠诚;(2)超市诚信→顾客感知价值→顾客满意。即超市诚信通过影响顾客感知价值来分别影响顾客满意和顾客忠诚,顾客满意与顾客忠诚之间的相互影响不显著。     

本土连锁超市客户关系管理探析

近年来,在与国外大型连锁超市竞争过程中,本土连锁超市如何提供优质产品,增强顾客服务,与客户建立持久关系以赢得竞争优势,已成为业界重要的研究课题。以扬州地区本土连锁超市为例,构建本土连锁超市客户关系管理体系,要依据客户关系管理的特点。克服目前客户关系管理的不足,建立起稳固的客户关系,即必须在会员制的基础上,充实顾客数据信息,细化客户分类。     

An empirical study of dynamic customer relationship management

We apply the Gönül and Shi (1998) approach to the analysis of the optimal messaging and pricing policy mix by studying the past transaction patterns between a local supermarket and its consumers. We develop a dynamic customer relationship management model and investigate the relationship between customer utility and purchasing frequency by modifying the return function of the model discussed in Gönül and Shi (1998). In particular, we extend the analysis to consider a messaging and pricing policy mix, and we use a genetic algorithm in our empirical estimation. When applied to some non-seasonal products in a local supermarket, we find that our model is suitable and far superior to the one-stage model commonly used. Our dynamic model gives the optimal marketing mix strategies in different customer states and the results show that the firm could enjoy a 22% increase in profit.     

Customer satisfaction and retail sales performance: an empirical investigation

We measure the links between store attribute perceptions and customer satisfaction, and between customer satisfaction and sales performance. Our data set consists of six waves of customer satisfaction and sales data for about 250 retail outlets over the period 1998-2001 for a publicly held supermarket company. We construct a statistical model to address nonlinearities and asymmetries in the satisfaction-sales performance links, and we illustrate how retailers can affect store revenues by managing customer satisfaction. Contributions of our study include the analysis of behavioral consequences of customer satisfaction in the food retail sector, the accommodation of complexities in the satisfaction-sales performance links based on an empirical model of first differences, and a discussion of how managers can employ the results for customer satisfaction policies.     

Customer satisfaction in European food retailing

Customer satisfaction and customer loyalty is becoming an increasingly important factor in modern retailing—a market characterized by slow growth and intense competition. Big non-European chains such as Walmart are already present in some countries and consider buying some of the retail chains in other countries, e.g. in the Scandinavian countries. This development will demand even more focus on customer satisfaction and customer loyalty in order to stay in business and may also demand that existing actors on the market place form new coalitions. Promising new partners may be identified, partly based upon measures identifying how potential partners are perceived by the customers. Based on results from the European Customer Satisfaction study, a comparative analysis of customer satisfaction in Europe is conducted. Some specific Danish results are shown and the relationship between customer loyalty, supermarket type and ownership structure is studied. The relationship between results after taxes and customer loyalty is documented.     

Supermarket self-checkout service quality,customer satisfaction,and loyalty: Empirical evidence from an emerging market

Supermarket shoppers around the world are increasingly encountering and using self-service technologies (SSTs) during their shopping process. The SSTs are mainly offered to reduce retailer costs and enhance customer's experience. Among the many different SSTs available, self-checkout systems (SCS) have become an extremely popular choice of supermarkets around the world. Although some of the main motivations of the supermarkets for offering SCSs are cost cutting, speed, and convenience, supermarkets are also assuming that these services would enhance customer experience, satisfaction, and ultimately loyalty. However, empirical evidence is needed to better understand customer expectations of SCS service quality and how technology based service quality impacts retail patronage. Therefore, the purpose of this research is to examine the service quality of supermarket/grocery store SCSs and its impact on customer satisfaction and loyalty in an emerging market, namely Turkey. Using the SSTQUAL scale (Lin and Hsieh, 2011), data (n=275) for the study is collected from shoppers who had just completed going through the self-checkout counter in a large supermarket chain. The results of this study show that SCS service quality positively influences loyalty through the customer satisfaction path. Managerial and research implications of the findings are discussed.     

农产品渠道终端选择的影响因素及选择群体的特征分析--以武汉市居民生鲜农产品消费调查为例

不同地区、不同群体农产品渠道终端的选择行为具有多样性和动态性,尤其是近些年受到生鲜型超市的影响,居民的购买行为特征已经发生了很大的变化。本文利用Spss应用统计软件对武汉市居民生鲜农产品(蔬菜、水果、淡水产品和畜禽产品)消费的调查数据进行了实证研究,对生鲜农产品渠道终端选择的影响因素以及各自选择群体的属性和特征重新作了评估和分析,并结合项目组以往调查数据对其变化和发展趋势作了概述。     

Does the importance of value,brand and relationship equity for customer loyalty differ between Eastern and Western cultures?

The use of the customer equity framework as a focal marketing strategy to increase customer loyalty has emerged as an important topic. Despite a growing number of investigations, previous studies are limited by their strong U.S. and European orientations. Research into Western consumers cannot necessarily predict the behaviour of Eastern consumers though. Therefore, this study investigates whether the link between customer equity drivers (value equity, brand equity and relationship equity) and loyalty intentions is sensitive to the cultural environment. A sample of 1553 Chinese and 1085 Dutch consumers in the banking and supermarket industries reveals that all three customer equity drivers exert a greater impact in Western than in Eastern cultures. This study also shows that Eastern consumers in general have higher loyalty intentions than Western consumers.     

A neural network based price sensitive recommender model to predict customer choices based on price effect

The impact of price and price changes should not be ignored while designing algorithms for predicting customer choice. Consumer preferences should be modeled with consideration of price effects. Businesses need to consider for efficient prediction of an individual's purchase behaviour. Personalized recommendation systems have been studied with machine learning algorithms. However, the price-aware personalized recommendation has received little attention. In this paper, we attempt to capture insightful economic results considered in the marketing and economics disciplines by employing modern machine learning architecture for predicting customer choice in a large-scale supermarket context. We extract personalized price sensitivities and examine their importance in consumer behaviour. The employed data collected from a supermarket chain in Germany consists of implicit feedback based on customer-product interactions and the price of every interaction. We propose a two-pathway matrix factorization (2way-MF) model that is price-aware and tries to memorize customer-product interaction's implicit feedback. The proposed models achieve better model performance than standard Matrix Factorization models widely used in the industry. The approach was re-validated with data from supermarket chain in Taiwan. Other industries can adopt the proposed framework of modeling customer's preferences based on price sensitivity. We suggest that further research and analyses could help understand the cross-price elasticities.     

Supermarket self-checkout usage in the United States

While some retailers have installed more self-service checkouts, others have removed them. A possible explanation is that their customer profiles differ. Previous research provides an incomplete or inconsistent picture of self-checkout users. This study uses an Internet survey of 605 adults to explore sociodemographic and attitude linkages with supermarket self-checkout interest. Interest in self-checkouts was negatively linked with age and with technological anxiety. Risk tolerance may also influence interest. Retailers should examine their current and future customer ages when considering self-checkout installations. Technology upgrades that reduce customer anxiety and decrease potential embarrassment about using self-checkouts may increase use.     

Do supermarkets’ emails have any value for their customers? The effect of emails’ content and interestingness on customers’ attitude and engagement

Supermarkets use relational emails mainly to foster sales and support promotional campaigns, while brands and more exclusive retailers use more non-transactional contents in order to foster a positive attitude towards their brands, but also a better customer mood. Using the Stimulus-Organism-Response framework we study the role of relational email content and interestingness of emails emanating from supermarkets on consumer’s perceived value and on their attitude and engagement towards the supermarket, but also on their mood. Building a dedicated relational email perceived value scale and comparing three types of content, this article highlights the importance of emotional value even in a utilitarian context (supermarket). A few recommendations are offered to help supermarkets to provide value-added content to their customers in order to foster preference and loyalty in a highly competitive market where discounters are gaining shares.