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研究生:賴鈺麒
研究生(外文):Lai Yu-Chi
論文名稱:商店環境、品牌知名度對消費者認知信任、情感信任與顧客忠誠度影響之研究
論文名稱(外文):The influence of store environment and brand awareness on cognitive trust, affective trust and customer loyalty
指導教授:林妙雀林妙雀引用關係
指導教授(外文):Lin Miao-Que
學位類別:碩士
校院名稱:輔仁大學
系所名稱:管理學研究所
學門:商業及管理學門
學類:企業管理學類
論文種類:學術論文
論文出版年:2006
畢業學年度:94
語文別:中文
論文頁數:138
中文關鍵詞:商店環境品牌知名度認知信任情感信任顧客忠誠度
外文關鍵詞:store environmentbrand awarenesscognitive trustaffective trustcustomer loyalty
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體驗行銷與關係行銷是近年來行銷領域中最常探討的。然而,消費者是理性與感性兼備的動物,但過去體驗行銷著重於情緒的角色,多輕忽對顧客認知面的影響,也較少探討信任的影響。信任是關係行銷的關鍵,是與消費者維持長久顧客關係的基礎,乃影響顧客忠誠度的重要因素。而且信任其實可以區分為認知面的信任與情感面的信任,這也是過去研究多忽略的。
本研究以星巴克為實證對象,探討消費者在進入一家商店時,受到商店環境設計、服務人員與品牌知名度等訊息的刺激後,消費者在訊息處理黑箱中,可能產生理性認知評估的認知信任,或是感性情緒導向的情感信任,再藉由信任的形成為中介,影響消費者的忠誠度。本研究針對北部星巴克消費者實地發放問卷,並運用結構線性模式(LISREL)進行統計分析。
分析結果如下:(1) 實體環境對於消費者認知信任與情感信任皆有顯著影響,且認知信任與情感信任是實體環境與顧客忠誠之間的完全中介。(2)服務人員僅對情感信任有影響,可能因為服務人員的專業性、制服儀表等影響認知之因素都被消費者視為基本要求,故反而服務人員的人緣與態度等因素,對於顧客信任的建立是較為重要的,而且情感信任也為服務人員與忠誠度之間的完全中介(3) 品牌知名度對於消費者的認知信任與情感信任皆有顯著影響,但品牌可以直接影響顧客忠誠度,信任僅為部份中介。(4)認知信任與情感信任皆會正面影響顧客忠誠度的形成,且認知信任會影響情感信任。
因此,企業應該先明確定義自己的市場定位、了解目標顧客群的需求,以設計良好的商店環境設計,在消費者心中建立信任感,再藉由認知與情感的信任影響顧客的忠誠度。同時必須著重於教育訓練制度與選才制度,必須要求員工在服務的過程中,確實傳達熱情與關懷給顧客,讓顧客體驗到賓至如歸的感受,並在選才時選取人緣較佳、討人喜歡的員工。由於信任是實體環境與顧客忠誠的必要中介、情感信任是服務人員與顧客忠誠間的完全中介,亦代表如果沒有顧客的信任為基礎,則實體環境設計再好、企業做再多的努力,也將難以獲取顧客的忠誠。
此外,研究結果顯示以實體環境為影響認知信任的重要因素,而服務人員為影響情感信任的重要因素,表示即使是不具高知名度的小商店,也可以透過實體環境設計與良好的服務品質贏得消費者的信任與顧客忠誠度。但另一方面,研究結果也顯示品牌可以直接影響顧客忠誠度,故即使這些只因為品牌知名度高的習慣性購買者,不算具備真正的顧客忠誠,但對於企業的營運獲利仍大有影響,品牌的力量仍不容小覷。
Recently, experiential marketing and relationship marketing is very popular. However, people have both rational and affective sides. Experiential marketing emphasizes too much on customer emotion to ignore customer cognitive side. Besides, trust is the key of relationship marketing, the basis of long-term relationships. It is also an important factor to customer loyalty.
Prior research of experiential marketing always ignores the importance of cognition and trust. Relationship research also did not divide trust into cognition-based and affect-based trust. This study take Starbucks as an example, further examine that how customers are influenced by environment design, service providers and brand awareness, then induces cognitive trust and affective trust, and in turn customer loyalty.
To examine the hypotheses, this study conducts LISREL to analyze questionnaires collected from customers in Starbucks. The result shows that store environment and brand awareness have positive effects on customer cognitive trust and affective trust, while service providers only have effect on affective trust. Cognitive trust and affective trust would directly influence customer loyalty. Cognitive trust would also influence affective trust. Trust not only mediates between store environment and customer loyalty, but also mediates between brand awareness and customer loyalty.
Therefore, companies are suggested to make effort to establish customer cognitive trust and affective trust. In doing so, companies could easily deliver stories and messages of environment and brand to their customers, owing to the mediation of trust, and then successfully build long-term relationship with customers.
第壹章 緒論 1
第一節 研究背景與動機 1
第二節 研究目的 4
第三節 研究範圍與對象 5
第四節 研究流程 6

第貳章 文獻探討 7
第一節 消費者購買行為理論 7
第二節 信任之定義與內涵 17
第三節 顧客忠誠度之意義與內涵 28
第四節 商店環境之意義與內涵 31
第五節 實體環境與消費者信任及忠誠度之關係 37
第六節 服務人員與消費者信任及忠誠度之關係 39
第七節 品牌知名度與消費者信任及忠誠度之關係 42

第參章 研究方法 47
第一節 研究架構 47
第二節 研究假設 49
第三節 衡量變數與操作性定義 57
第四節 抽樣對象與抽樣方法 69
第五節 資料分析方法 70

第肆章 實證結果 75
第一節 效度、信度分析與衡量模式之驗證 75
第二節 敍述性統計 82
第三節 線性結構模型分析 91

第伍章 結論與建議 103
第一節 研究結果討論 103
第二節 學術貢獻 110
第三節 管理意涵 111
第四節 研究限制與後續研究建議 113

參考文獻 117
附錄一、問卷 133
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