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Title: Customer Satisfaction


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Customer Satisfaction Loyalty Building Value
with Quality

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Chapter
Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty Building Value
with Quality
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http//www.ebay.com/
What has made e-bay so successful?
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Objectives
  • Link consumer satisfaction loyalty to success
  • Relate consumer expectations to satisfaction
  • Understand how relationships build satisfaction
    loyalty
  • Explore organization factors that enhance quality
    delivery of goods services
  • Define describe quality

4
Delighting Customers
Quality
Customer value
Loyalty
Satisfaction
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Satisfaction Loyalty
  • Outcomes
  • Sales to increase revenues
  • Less price sensitivity
  • Lower organizations costs

6
Think About It!
  • Why is it important to achieve both satisfaction
    and loyalty?

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Customer Expectations
Derived from
  • Prior Personal Experience
  • Observation of Others
  • Company advertising and promotion
  • Company actions (e.g. service offerings)

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J.D. Power Associates
This TWA ad communicates TWAs commitment to
customer satisfaction
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Customer Defections
Reasons for Defection
Anderson, Fornell, Lehman (1994)
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Think About It!
  • How does a company find out why its customers are
    defecting?

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Satisfaction Ratings and Measurement
  • Provides a means to
  • Compare brands
  • Determine how well products perform
  • Monitor customer satisfaction
  • Customers, and therefore companies, should rely
    on publications such as Consumer Reports and
    Motor Trend
  • Internet provides a wealth of information, but
    not all is valid.

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Satisfaction Ratings and Measurement
  • Competitive advantage comes to companies that can
    learn and adjust to market forces.
  • For example, The Insurance Institute for Highway
    Safety
  • Uses a more rigorous crash test than the
    governments.
  • Forced automakers, through continual reports on
    NBC, to comply with a new set of criteria.
  • After five years, cars are highly improved.
  • http//www.hwysafety.org/

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Connecting to Customers
  • Personal Relations
  • Empathy
  • Trust
  • Commitment
  • Rewards
  • Diversity Satisfaction
  • Ethnic Markets
  • Growing minority population
  • Global Competition Satisfaction

14
This business-to-business advertisement
establishes a personal relationship by providing
the direct phone numbers of three company vice
presidents.
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Xerox wins many awards for quality and customer
satisfaction.
Http//www.xerox.com
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Think About It!
  • How can customer-delivered value improve a
    products marketing?

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Delivering Quality
  • Assessment
  • Subjective
  • Objective
  • Static vs. Dynamic
  • TQM
  • Continuous Process Improvement
  • Benchmarking
  • Recognizing

18
Quality
  • Ford put quality at
  • the forefront of its
  • marketing message
  • after winning the
  • Car of The Year
  • award from
  • Motor Trend.

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Using Quality Function Deployment (QDF)

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Think About It!
  • Should companies encourage
  • customers to complain?

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Malcolm Baldrige Award
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Think About It!
  • What is the value in winning awards like the
    Baldrige Award, or ISO certification?

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Review
  • Link consumer satisfaction loyalty to success
  • Relate consumer expectations to satisfaction
  • Understand how relationships build satisfaction
    loyalty
  • Explore organization factors that enhance quality
    delivery of goods services
  • Define describe quality
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