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... Arnould and Linda L Price, "River Magic: Extraordinary Experience and the Extended Service Encounter," Journal of Consumer Research 20 (June 1993): 24-25; Nick Johns and Phil Tyas, "Customer Perceptions ... SERVICES 177 large customers are more profitable But a large customer w h o makes extensive demands on a supplier may, in fact, be less profitable than a small and undemanding customer Controlling ... value for customers Designing the overall service experience is a complex task that requires an understanding of h o w the core and supplementary services should be c o m b i n e d and sequenced...
... Teresa A Schwartz and Dawn Iacobucci, Handbook of Service Marketingand Management (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2000), 191-200 Leonard L Berry and Manjit S.Yadav, "Capture and Communicate ... Services Marketing (Spring 1989): 55-67 10 Eugene W.Anderson, "Customer Satisfaction and Word of Mouth," Journal of Service Research (August 1998): 5-17; Magnus Soderlund, "Customer Satisfaction and ... include personal selling, telemarketing, customer training, customer service, and word of mouth personal selling: two-way communications between service employees and customers designed to directly...
... identifies a company's services and differentiates it from competitors Strong brands enable customers to better visualize and understand intangible products They reduce customers' perceived monetary, ... Advertising and other marketing communications play an important role in creating a positive brand image and establishing expectations Even nonprofit organizations like A A R P have developed brand image ... to probe customers' evaluations and obtain more carefully considered responses However, this type of research is time consuming and more expensive to administer Improving negative brand perceptions...
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... service experience UNDERSTANDINGCUSTOMER NEEDS ANDEXPECTATIONS needs: subconscious, deeply felt desires that often concern long-term existence and identity issues Customers buy goods and services ... o n d P Fisk, and Joby John, "Services as Theater: Guidelines and Implications," in Handbook of Service Marketingand Management, ed.Teresa A Schwartz and Dawn Iacobucci (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage ... nature of the customer experience In all types of services, understandingand managing service encounters between customers and service personnel are central to creating satisfied customers w h...
... encounter Customer data can also be used to personalize the service CHAPTER FIVE • RELATIONSHIP MARKETINGANDCUSTOMER LOYALTY 101 given to each customer In large companies with substantial customer ... purchasing and using its goods and services on a repeated and preferably exclusive basis, and voluntarily r e c o m m e n d i n g it to friends and associates "Few companies think of customers ... face and shouting angrily, or perhaps icily calm and mouthing off insults, threats, and obscenities 19 Things don't always work as they should: CHAPTER FIVE • RELATIONSHIP MARKETINGAND CUSTOMER...
... Arnould and Linda L Price, "River Magic: Extraordinary Experience and the Extended Service Encounter," Journal of Consumer Research 20 (June 1993): 24-25; Nick Johns and Phil Tyas, "Customer Perceptions ... SERVICES 177 large customers are more profitable But a large customer w h o makes extensive demands on a supplier may, in fact, be less profitable than a small and undemanding customer Controlling ... value for customers Designing the overall service experience is a complex task that requires an understanding of h o w the core and supplementary services should be c o m b i n e d and sequenced...
... Teresa A Schwartz and Dawn Iacobucci, Handbook of Service Marketingand Management (Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2000), 191-200 Leonard L Berry and Manjit S.Yadav, "Capture and Communicate ... Services Marketing (Spring 1989): 55-67 10 Eugene W.Anderson, "Customer Satisfaction and Word of Mouth," Journal of Service Research (August 1998): 5-17; Magnus Soderlund, "Customer Satisfaction and ... include personal selling, telemarketing, customer training, customer service, and word of mouth personal selling: two-way communications between service employees and customers designed to directly...
... believe customers expect and customers' actual needs andexpectations T h e standards g a p — t h e difference between managements perceptions of customerexpectationsand the quality standards ... Among Expectations, Customer Satisfaction, and Perceived Service Quality Source: Adapted from Valarie A Zeithaml, Leonard L Berry, and A Parasuraman, "The Nature and Determinants of CustomerExpectations ... 12.7 shows, customer FIGURE 12.7 Benefits of Customer Satisfaction and Service Quality Source: C H Lovelock, P G Patterson, and R H Walker, Services Marketing: Australia and New Zealand (Sydney:...