| 研究生: |
林繼正 Lin, Chi-Cheng |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
全店整合行銷之顧客價值認知結構研究 Customers’value cognitive structure of entire shop integrated marketing |
| 指導教授: |
劉宗其
Liu, Tsung-Chi 許永明 Shiu, Yung-Ming |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
管理學院 - 企業管理學系 Department of Business Administration |
| 論文出版年: | 2007 |
| 畢業學年度: | 95 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 118 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 消費體驗 、消費者利益 、消費者價值 、促銷活動 、方法目的鏈 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Means-End Chain, Sales promotion, Consumer value, Consumer benefit, Consumer experience |
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過去的研究指出消費者期待在購物的體驗中,可以同時獲得實用與享樂利益(Babin et al., 1994)。自2005年4月開始,便利商店產業中所盛行的促銷方式,稱之為「全店整合行銷」。在這樣的促銷模式中,兼具了實用主義與享樂主義的運用。從消費者利益與消費者價值的角度出發,可以瞭解消費者從促銷活動中,真正想要獲得的是什麼。
本研究以「方法目的鏈」理論為研究方法的根基,以台灣便利商店的兩大業者「統一超商」與「全家便利商店」為研究標的,試圖探索這兩家超商所各自擁有的顧客,在促銷活動中所重視的利益及其背後所隱含的價值為何。其中利用到內容分析法將訪談資料作系統性分類,並繪製成階層價值圖(HVM),用以呈現全店行銷之顧客價值認知結構。
由HVM之比較發現,全店行銷顧客最重視的是享樂價值,並強調消費過程中的內心感受,與Holbrook(2000)的研究論述一致。在消費者類型方面呈現出差異,7-11的消費者強調的是贈品所提供的感官享受,而全家的消費者較為強調活動整體的創意性。
本研究最後針對零售業未來在規劃與執行全店行銷活動方面,引用行銷4P的觀念提出以下建議:
1、商品決策方面必須同時考量促銷商品本身與促銷贈品方面。
2、贈品贈送的低門檻與免費送是消費者所偏好的活動屬性。
3、消費者重視店員服務與交通便利性所帶來的效率價值。
4、消費者會受廣告內容的創意性及廣告的曝光程度所影響。
Some studies in the past indicated consumers could look forward to obtain utilitarian and hedonic benefits at the same time in shopping experiences (Babin et al., 1994). Since the April of 2005, a voguish promotion way in the convenient store industry is called “Entire shop integrated marketing”. Such a promotion pattern, instead, it has concurrently had the utilitarian and hedonism utilization. Embarks from the perspective of consumer benefit and the consumer value angle, we can understand what the consumers truly want to gain from the promotion activities.
“Means-End Chain” theory was used in this research of the foundation of research technique. Two great undertaking in Taiwan convenient store industry “7-Eleven” and “Familymart” were used as research objects. We attempted to explore customers who respectively held by these two businesses. We tried to find out what benefits customers gave weight to the promotion activities and what values were concealed behind the consumer behavior. The results of interviews systematically categorized by content analysis were drawn into Hierarchical Value Maps (HVM).It presented the value structures of customers who participate in the entire shop integrated marketing.
From these HVMs, we found the customer of entire shop integrated marketing paid much attention to hedonic value and emphasis on the innermost feelings in the shopping process. This viewpoint consisted with the research elaboration of Holbrook (2000). The result also presented the difference in the consumer type aspect. The customers of 7-Eleven emphasized on the sense perception enjoyment which was provided by free gift. On the other side, the customers of Familymart emphasized the creativity of the whole activities.
This research would finally aim at the retail trade future to plan and to carry out the entire shop integrated marketing aspect to quoted 4Ps marketing idea to propose suggestion as follows showed:
1. The commodity decision-making aspect should be considered simultaneously with promotion commodity itself and the promotion complimentary gift aspect.
2. Consumers preferred the low threshold of complimentary gift bestowed and the free delivers activities.
3. Consumers emphasis on the efficiency value of salesclerk service and convenience transportation.
4. The consumers were affected by the creativity of advertisement content and the advertisement exposure degree.
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