Research on the relationship between service quality, consumer purchase intention and marketing performance : Taking Hilton huanpeng Hotel, Zhuhai, as an example
服務品質 ; 購買意願 ; 行銷績效
Service quality ; purchase intention ; marketing performance
With the development of the economy and the improvement of people's living standards, people pay more attention to the quality of service in consumption. Especially in the hotel industry, the quality of service is more important and is the lifeline of hotel business. In today's society, the competition in the hotel industry has not only stayed on the hardware, but also on the intangible products and software. In previous studies, many scholars have proposed theories on the relationship between service quality, consumers' willingness to purchase and marketing performance, but there are not many theories on the
relationship between the three.
This paper focuses on the relationship between service quality, consumers' willingness to purchase and marketing performance. On the one hand, it enriches the theoretical basis of the relationship between the three. On the other hand, through the empirical study, it makes practical suggestions that can benefit the marketing activities of enterprises and help them to operate and develop better.In this study, the data collected through questionnaire survey and statistical analysis reveal that service quality and consumers' willingness to purchase show a significant positive relationship.
Among them,tangibility in subjective indicators and empathy and responsiveness in objective indicators having a more significant impact on consumers' willingness to purchase. Willingness to purchase shows a positive relationship with the marketing performance of the enterprise, with the high or low willingness to purchase directly affecting marketing
performance. Service quality and marketing performance are positively correlated, and there is a mediating effect of purchase intention on service quality and marketing performance. This conclusion is also relatively easy to understand at the practical level, that is, the higher the quality of services that hotels can provide, the higher the willingness of consumers to purchase, which in turn leads to the improvement of corporate.
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