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Creating Loyalty in CoLLective Hedonic Services: The RoLe of Satisfaction and Psychological Sense of Community

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  • Jan Drengner
  • Steffen Jahn
  • Hansjörg Gaus
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    Generally, researchers consider that customer satisfaction is the core driver of loyalty. However, in the case of collective hedonic services, feelings of connectedness among service users might also play an important role in forming brand loyalty. A study among visitors of a music festival actually shows that a feeling of community has a greater impact on loyalty intentions than does overall satisfaction. Thus, satisfying customers is not always the key route to value creation. Sometimes customer interaction more effectively enhances what Prahalad (2004) calls the “co-creation of experience”.

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    Article provided by LMU Munich School of Management in its journal Schmalenbach Business Review.

    Volume (Year): 64 (2012)
    Issue (Month): 1 (January)
    Pages: 59-76

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    Handle: RePEc:sbr:abstra:v:64:y:2012:i:1:p:59-76

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    Keywords: Brand Community; Collective Hedonic Service; Consumption Community; Emotional Experience; Event; Festival; Loyalty; Psychological Sense of Community; Satisfaction;

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