With the further development of modern commercial civilization, various marketing methods, especially the concept of experience marketing, have gradually become popular. Nowadays, the marketing experience has become one of the most important experiences to promote consumer satisfaction.
This article has made relevant verifications theoretically and empirically. Firstly, it systematically explained the relevant literature research on experience marketing, consumption scenarios and customer satisfaction, and explained the relevant definitions. Secondly, it comprehensively analyzes and discusses the interactive influence between experience marketing, consumption scenarios and customer satisfaction, analyzes the correlation between the four dimensions through quantitative means, and draws relevant conclusions.
In this paper, through a field survey of consumers of Wangpin Catering, a total of 312 valid questionnaires were collected, and the collected questionnaires were descriptive statistics, reliability and validity tests, correlation analysis, regression analysis, etc., to get the experience There is a significant correlation between marketing, consumption scenarios and customer satisfaction, and the consumption scenarios have an intermediary effect.
Finally, based on the theoretical and empirical analysis of the foregoing chapters, from the perspective of Wangpin Catering, it proposes to build a better brand influence and enhance customer satisfaction.
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