Marketing doświadczeń
Marketing experiences
Author(s): Miłosz Czopek, Renata Kudzia, Patrycja Borczyk, Bożena DereczenikSubject(s): Marketing / Advertising
Published by: Wydawnictwo Uczelni Jana Wyżykowskiego
Keywords: Marketing experiences; client satisfaction; the client’s attitude to the firm; brand value; loyalty classes; competitive advantage
Summary/Abstract: Satisfying clients’ needs is correlated with their loyalty and the market success of the firm. Businesses claim that they focus on the client, but many put themselves in the centre. Marketing plays the role of a signpost, portraying the building of clients’ values on the basis of experiences, which facilitates putting the clients back into the very centre of the management process. The notion of values has functioned in management since the fifties in the 20th century. The above work portrays the birth of the concept of marketing experiences as well as outlining its characteristic features. The article also discusses the most important assumptions of the concept. It presents a variety of definitions of marketing experiences, portraying the most important aspects. The article also brings closer the same significance of experiences and brand value, as well as replacing factors building attitudes regarding it. The level of client satisfaction in dealings with businesses shapes their attitude to the businesses. This work presents the factors which shape the level of satisfaction. It shows the use in practice of the division of the clients into classes of loyalty. Th e article also discusses components of image, as well as the content and significance of the attitude of clients to the firm.
Journal: Zeszyty Naukowe UJW. Studia z Nauk Społecznych
- Issue Year: 1/2017
- Issue No: 10
- Page Range: 77-92
- Page Count: 16
- Language: Polish