Online Customer Experience : What is the Experience and how is it Difference for Frequent and Infrequent Purchasers, Age Cohorts and Gender Groups?
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2013
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What do we know? • Customer Experience is increasingly becoming the new standard for differentiation in both offline and online retailing, and offers a sustainable competitive advantage. o The economic value of a company’s offering has been observed to increase when the customer has a fulfilling shopping experience (Pine & Gilmore, 1998) o Crafting engaging and customer experience is a known method of generating loyalty, advocacy and word of mouth (Tynan & McKechnie, 2009). o A good experience can entice consumers to shop for longer and spend more (Kim, 2001). • The customer’s experience is made up of diverse elements occurring before, during and after the purchase itself. (Discussed further on page 5). It is cumulative over time and can be influenced by touch points across multiple channels. What remains unclear? • How do Coles customers respond to the elements of online customer experience? • How does the online customer experience differ for frequent and infrequent purchasers? • Do differences between genders and age cohorts for online customer experience exist? |
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Queensland University of Technology, Business School |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/77781/2/77781.pdf Martin, Jillian & Mortimer, Gary (2013) Online Customer Experience : What is the Experience and how is it Difference for Frequent and Infrequent Purchasers, Age Cohorts and Gender Groups? Queensland University of Technology, Business School, Brisbane, QLD. |
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Copyright 2013 Queensland University of Technology & the Author |
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QUT Business School; School of Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations |
Palavras-Chave | #150500 MARKETING #Online Customer Experience #Purchasers #Age Cohorts #Gender Groups |
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