The Influence of Store Image and Corporate Image on Customer Satisfaction: A Study in Petrol Station’s Convenience Store Patronage in Malaysia
Norizan Mat Saad and
Ahmad Zulhaimi Bin Abdul Wahid
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Norizan Mat Saad: Al Yamamah University, Saudi Arabia
Ahmad Zulhaimi Bin Abdul Wahid: Universiti Sains, Malaysia
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Abstract:
The development of convenience store in Petrol Station has seen a dramatic change where all players has now move towards a standardized image to reflect their seriousness in expanding their retails business apart from distribution of petroleum products. This study is unique in the attempt to understand the intricate relationships between store image, corporate image on customer satisfaction. A total of 250 set of questionnaires were distributed to shoppers of convenience stores attached to a selected Petrol Stations in Penang. Out of 250 questions, 205 were received. However, only 203 were usable for the purpose of this study. Interestingly, the results of the regression analysis show that store image had no significant relationship with customer satisfaction on its own. However, there is a significant relationship if corporate image is regressed as a moderator to show that corporate image strengthened the relationship between store image and corporate image.
Keywords: marketing; customer satisfaction; corporate image; store image (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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