Scale for Service Quality and Customer Loyalty in Groceries
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Keywords

quality of service
local trade
questionnaire
loyalty
customer satisfaction

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Scale for Service Quality and Customer Loyalty in Groceries. (2014). Universitas Psychologica, 13(3). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.UPSY13-3.ecsl
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Abstract

Background: Local trade is currently under the threat of competition from department stores; thus, it is crucial to concentrate on satisfaction and loyalty. Aims: to develop an instrument to evaluate satisfaction and loyalty in delicatessens and to study the influence of socio-demographic variables on these aspects. Method: A personal interview was applied that was composed of 36 items grouped into six dimensions: treatment of costumers, facilities, product, services, loyalty and value added, conducted with 712 participants. Results: Positive and homogenous overall scores were obtained, specially product, loyalty and handling of customer scales, the latter being the most explicative factor of satisfaction. Men and the 21-35 year age group show low satisfaction. Conclusions: Three scales are positively associated with the loyalty scale.
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