3. Customer
Perceived
Value
It is the difference
between prospective
customer’s evaluation of
all benefits and all the
cost of an offering and
perceived alternatives.
6. Identify major
attributes and
benefits customer
values.
Assess the quantitative
importance of
attributes and benefits.
Assess company’s and
competitor’s
performance on these
values.
Examine how customers
rate company’s
performance against
major competitor.
Monitor customer
values over time.
7. Loyalty is a deeply held
commitment to rebuy a
preferred product in
future despite
situational influences
and marketing efforts
having potential to
cause switching
behaviour.
9. Whether the promise
is kept depends on
company’s ability to
manage its Value
delivery system.
It includes all
experiences customer
will have on way to
obtaining and using
the offering
10. SATISFACTION is a person’
s feelings of pleasure or
disappointment that
results from comparing a
product’s perceived
performance to
expectations.
11. If performance falls short of
expectations, customer is
Dissatisfied
If it matches
expectations,
customer is
SATISFIED
If it exceeds expectations, customer
is DELIGHTED