2010
DOI: 10.1504/ijicbm.2010.029526
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Antecedents of brand loyalty: an empirical study in mobile telecom sector

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“…Firm reputation, customer satisfaction and the link between these two constructs is a relatively well-researched domain in management studies [62,63]. There is an abundance of empirical research, primarily from the perspective of marketing, which demonstrates the casual link between the two concepts [64,65]. While prior studies on non-education service settings report a positive influence of customer satisfaction on firm reputation [65], some other studies demonstrate that the casual relationship is reserved [64,66,67].…”
Section: School Reputation and Student Satisfactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Firm reputation, customer satisfaction and the link between these two constructs is a relatively well-researched domain in management studies [62,63]. There is an abundance of empirical research, primarily from the perspective of marketing, which demonstrates the casual link between the two concepts [64,65]. While prior studies on non-education service settings report a positive influence of customer satisfaction on firm reputation [65], some other studies demonstrate that the casual relationship is reserved [64,66,67].…”
Section: School Reputation and Student Satisfactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is an abundance of empirical research, primarily from the perspective of marketing, which demonstrates the casual link between the two concepts [64,65]. While prior studies on non-education service settings report a positive influence of customer satisfaction on firm reputation [65], some other studies demonstrate that the casual relationship is reserved [64,66,67]. The contrary findings have led some scholars to conclude that the two concepts are in fact interrelated and mutually interdependent [63,68].…”
Section: School Reputation and Student Satisfactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jacoby e Kyner (1973) já apontavam que, apesar da evolução dos estudos nas últimas décadas, muitos resultados eram inconclusivos, ambíguos ou contraditórios. Os avanços dos últimos anos ajudaram a entender melhor tanto a formação da lealdade, como as consequências dela (Dick & Basu, 1994;Oliver L. , 2014) Porém, mesmo com diversos estudos, a falta de consenso a respeito dos componentes da lealdade, sua mensuração e os resultados por ela gerados se mantém (Kapil & Kapil, 2009;Oliver, 1999;Oliver, 1999). Daí que seja necessário um maior entendimento e compreensão em relação à lealdade do consumidor (Knox & Walker, 2001).…”
Section: Teoria Da Lealdadeunclassified