This research aims to explore the effect of e-service quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty. Especially, the current paper focuses on customer perceptions and reactions to the tangible factors of e-service quality in the Business-to-Customer (B2C) area. This tangible eservice quality includes web design esthetics, ease of use, virtual tour, and visualization. In addition, intangible e-se...

Customer satisfaction and customer loyalty are related to key measures of financial performance for firms. The ability to find key drivers for predicting loyalty and profitability is an important step in developing marketing strategies that lead to high quality, long-term relationship with customers. Traditional techniques for modeling the network of causeand-effect relationships related to loy...

The study investigates the impact of service recovery on word of mouth, customer trust and customer loyalty in public sector organizations of Pakistan (Pakistan Post, Pakistan Railways and Pakistan International Air Lines). This study employed a quantitative method approach to collect and analyse the data collected through a survey questionnaire. The study sample population comprised 300 custom...

The current paper studies the influence of various factors on customer loyalty. The main hypothesis of the study insists that the list of most important factors affecting loyalty is dependant on the level of loyalty of costumers. LOGIT method was used for testing the hypotheses on the sample of survey data about 1000 private customers of the biggest telecommunication company in Estonia. The res...

a r t i c l e i n f o Keywords: Customer–brand identification Company identity Brand identity Social identity Brand loyalty This paper proposes a social identity perspective of customer–brand relationship and integrates brand identity and identification with value, trust and satisfaction in predicting brand loyalty. Two studies' empirical results support this path to brand loyalty framework. Th...

The paper uses data from the Swedish Customer Satisfaction Index together with performance data from competing industries to study the difference in logic in terms of customer satisfaction and loyalty between services and products. We find that for product firms loyalty can have a negative effect on company performance, while for service firms the effect is positive. The implication is that ser...

Social Customer Relationship Management (SCRM) is about people and relationships and demands a customer focus. This study investigates how Social Media (SM) has become an undeniable influence on customer care. The purpose of this paper is to explore how engaging customers through social communities are having far-reaching effects on customer loyalty. Goldman (2011) highlighted that the powerful...

Product returns present one of the biggest operational challenges in the world of Internet retailing due to the sheer volume and cost of processing returns. But returns also represent an often-missed opportunity to manage customer relationships and build customer loyalty to the retailer. Based upon data from a survey of 464 customers of five different Internet retailers, this article explores h...

This study is primarily intended to verify the effects of service quality on the customer loyalty using the customer satisfaction as a mediator. Focus on the population of Taiwan's Watsons Personal Care Stores, a total of 395, to adopt a Stratified Random Sampling for sampling with totally sending out 850 copies of mailed questionnaires with a receipt of 228 copies valid response questionnaires...

Structured Abstract Purpose: Despite having been widely studied in traditional (bricks-and-mortar) services, the effect of service failures and recovery on customer loyalty has received only limited attention in the context of e-services. Taking the default stance that theory from traditional services will find replication in e-services, this study sets out to empirically test the following set...