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The present study investigates the effects of perceived value on word of mouth advertising among customers of sports clubs of the city of Sanandaj. The applied research method is descriptive-correlative and the population of research is consisted of the entire customers of sports clubs of Sanandaj. As a result of enormousness of the population, through the Cochran's formula, a sample size was determined and samples were respectively selected through a simple random sampling. In addition, data collection instruments included Egret and Olga's questionnaire of perceived value and Kim's 8 word of mouth questionnaire. Total reliability of measurement instruments was investigated in a preliminary study. For the variable of perceived value, the value of Cronbach's alpha was calculated as 0.823 and for the variable of word-of-mouth advertising, it was calculated as 0.732. The entire descriptive and inferential analyses are performed within the AMOS and SPSS software. Results indicated that perceived value and variables of buying intention, search for an alternative and oral expression have a statistically significant effect on word-of-mouth advertising among customers of sports clubs.
International Journal of Social Sciences and Management
Relationship Between Word of Mouth (WOM) Communication and Brand Equity of Sport Products Among Consumers in Kuantan, PahangThe main purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between word of mouth (WOM) communication and brand equity of sport products among consumers in Kuantan, Pahang. Four hundred and sixty-one consumers from Kuantan, Pahang participated in the study. Participants completed WOM communication questionnaires originally designed by Uslu et al. (2013), and the brand equity questionnaire originally designed by Yoo and Donthu (2001) and Lassar et al. (1995). The results showed high level of WOM communication of mean of 3.56 and (SD= .72) and the brand equity dimensions indicated highest mean on “perceived quality” 3.73 with (SD= .63). The r-value was (p
The scope of this research was to search the impact of value on spectator’s future intentions and specifically in word of mouth and repurchase intention, in the sport spectator’s contest in the area of Greek professional soccer. The sample were nine hundred and twenty-five (N=925) soccer fans in six different stadia. They were asked to complete a questionnaire, which consisted of two parts; the first part, apart from demographic data, measured football fan’s future intentions using the SPORTSERVE scale (proposed by Theodorakis & Alexandris, 2008), while the second part measured perceived value, using seven items from relevant researches (Cronin, Brady & Hult, 2000; Murray & Howat 2002; Theodorakis & Alexandris, 2008), which were adapted for soccer spectators. For the second part regarding value, an Exploratory Factor Analysis was conducted, which revealed two factors: a) sacrifices and b) value for money. The relations among all factors were investigated through Multiple Regression ...
2016 •
Purpose-The purpose of this research is to determine the impact of word of mouth on customer perceived value for restaurants in Malaysia. The objectives of this research include determining how word of mouth (WoM) factors-frequency of word of mouth messages, reputation of word of mouth messenger, richness of word of mouth message, dispersion of word of mouth conversations and manner of word of mouth delivery impact customer perceived value in Malaysian restaurant industry. Research Design, Data, and Methodology – The research follows causal / explanatory research method based on quantitative data. A sample of 150 restaurant customers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was selected using convenience sampling technique. Likert scale questionnaire is used to collect data and data is analysed using regression analysis through SPSS 22. Results – The statistical analysis revealed that independent variable 'manner of delivery' significantly and positively impacts c ustomer perceived value for restaurants in Malaysia. Conclusions – To build strong positive customer perception, Malaysian restaurants can enhance word of mouth campaigns' 'manner of delivery' by making them passionate, exciting and with high emotional appeal.
Research Journal of Internatıonal Studıes-Issue
The Impact of Word of Mouth (WOM) on the Purchasing Decision of the Jordanian Consumer2011 •
The primary goal of this study is to scrutinize the growing importance of sport sponsorship, by identifying the key factors in the sport sponsorship relationship, and singling out how these factors are anticipated by supporters of teams at the top and bottom of the league standing. According to literature, this study examines the impact of sponsor recognition, attitude toward sponsor and perceived sponsor's sincerity on two major behavioral outcomes, supporters' purchase intention and word of mouth communication (Olson, 2010; Wakefield & Bennett, 2010). However, research regarding sponsorship evaluation is not well established as the interactions between constructs proposed are complex and dynamic. A quantitative method was used for the purpose of this study and 1311 questionnaires were completed by supporters from two distinct fan bases; one from a " star " football club and one from an " underdog " football club. The proposed hypotheses were empirically confirmed, either fully or partially. The attitude towards the team's sponsor had a significant effect on both purchase intention and word of mouth communication. Nevertheless, altruistic motivation seems to be the most powerful factor affecting word of mouth, both positive in favor of the team's sponsors and negative against the rivals' sponsors. The comparison between the two teams shows significant differentiation in the main variables; however, no mediation or moderation role can be attributed.
Review of Business Management
The influence of customer value on word of mouth: a study of a financial services company in BrazilMany companies have found that for their products to be successful in the market, they must first pay for word of mouth marketing and then utilize other types of ads. Previous studies have not paid enough attention to the value of target consumers. This study evaluates the roles of value congruity, brand love, and brand image in creating a consumer commitment that leads to positive word of mouth. The sample is comprised of makeup consumers in Rasht, Iran. At first, thirty stores were selected in the city center. Then, 384 questionnaires were distributed with sampling available in selected stores. Amos 22 was used to test the conceptual model. The results show that the value congruity of the brand consumer has a positive impact on the brand image and brand commitment. Moreover, brand love and brand commitment have a significant positive impact on positive word of mouth. But the impacts of brand image and brand love on brand commitment are rejected. Also, brand image has a significant positive impact on brand love.
This research is being carried out in order to determine whether the purchase intentions of cosmetic product customers living in Karachi are influenced by electronic word of mouth marketing, perceived value of the product and social networking sites and how these variables are influencing the purchase decisions of online buyers. The study also focuses on finding the significance of perceived value, social networking sites and e-WOM in influencing the purchase intentions of customers of cosmetic products living in Karachi. It was really important for us to conduct the research on this topic in order to find out the gap between our research and the previous researches that have been conducted in different countries of the world. The pathway undertaken in this paper was explanatory research which served as a basis for our data collection and analysis as we had to check the existence of any potential relationship that may exist between our dependent and independent variables. We have used 150 respondents for the sample size of this research. The target population for our research were women who are the ultimate users of cosmetic products and brands. The sampling technique used in our research was systematic random technique. The instrument that we chose for our data collection was questionnaires which consist of Likert scale questions. We have analyzed our data and determined the relationship that exist between our dependent variable and independent variables by using one sample t-test technique. The result of the test concludes that each of our independent variable (e-WOM, social networking sites and perceived value) has an impact on our dependent variable which is purchase intentions of customers of cosmetic products. Finally, at the end of this report, we have also provided the conclusions and discussions based on our understanding of previous literatures and knowledge that we gained while conducting this research. The implications and recommendations were also provided in this research to facilitate our various stakeholders and to solve the problems that were the focus of this research. Lastly, we have also given the limitations of this research at the end of the report.
Purpose – Our study analyzes the non-linear effect of customer lifetime value (CLV), which accounts for the revenue accumulated over the lifetime of a customer relationship, calculated using a discount rate, on customer referral value (CRV), which accounts for the value created by customers converted to the firm. Design/methodology/approach – We collected data from customers of a financial institution that provides retirement plan products. A random sample of 768 customers provided the full names of individuals to whom they made a recommendation. After these names were elicited, respondents and referrals were identified in the firm’s records, and we calculated the CLV and CRV values. Findings – The results show the existence of a U-shaped effect of CLV on CRV, and a negative linear effect of CLV on recommendation intention. Originality/value – Our study contributes to the body of literature on word of mouth by focusing on a product and business segment with low perceived brand differentiation and low customer involvement. We contribute to the marketing literature by showing a U-shape relationship between CLV and word of mouth activity, represented by CRV
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