Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences · 2013 · 19 citations · 18 references
Customer SatisfactionFlow TheoryDigital MarketingConsumer ResearchBrand StrategyOnline Customer BehaviorService QualityManagementConsumer BehaviorAfter-sales ServicePerceived Web QualityBrand BuildingBrand ManagementService ResearchMedia MarketingPurchase IntentionProduct QualityAll-in-one Office ProductsMarketingSale ResearchCustomer LoyaltyTechnology Acceptance ModelInteractive MarketingBusinessWeb Quality
Abstract The authors of this study systematically investigated multiple relationships between brand awareness, channel, perceived web quality, and perceived quality toward after-sales service of the all-in-one office products’ company in Bangkok, Thailand. The sales of some single-function products decline after the opening of a multifunction product. Based on marketing theories, flow theory, and the technology acceptance model, independent variables such as brand, channel, perceived web quality, and perceived quality should relate to after-sales service of the company. However, the multiple regression statistic method revealed that only channel, perceived web quality, and perceived quality were positively related to after-sale service of the company.
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