articleService Industries JournalDec 17, 2008Closed access

Relationships and impacts of service quality, perceived value, customer satisfaction, and image: an empirical study

Ming Chuan University · University of Mauritius

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Abstract

In today's world of intense competition, satisfying customers is only the base line and may not be sufficient for survival. Management should focus on gaining customer loyalty by enhancing customer perceptions of service quality and increasing as perceived by the consumer value. Although previous studies have addressed the importance of service quality, satisfaction, perceived value, and image, the precise nature of the relationships that exist between these constructs and the understanding of their effect on customer behaviour still remains a key issue. This empirical study seeks to understand the relationships that exist between service quality and perceived value and how they impact customer satisfaction,…

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Keywords
  • Customer delight
  • Service quality
  • Marketing
  • Customer retention
  • Customer satisfaction
  • Business
  • Customer advocacy
  • Loyalty business model
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