Factors affecting customer satisfaction on Brand X green tea: a case study of Bangkok consumers

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2017
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Assumption University Press
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International Research E-Journal on Business and Economics 3, 1 (May 2017), 97-108
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This research determines the factors affecting customer satisfaction on Brand X green tea as well as the relationship between independent variables (quality of tea, price, brand image, and health concern) and dependent variable (customer satisfaction). The quantitative method was used in this research. The sampling procedure is non-random snowball sampling. The survey questionnaire is an online questionnaire via social network including Facebook, Line application, and Twitter. The scope of this research includes 385 Bangkokians who have purchased Brand X green tea. The data analysis used a statistical analysis program to perform descriptive, correlation, and multiple linear regression. The research found that the quality of tea is the most significant factor in customer satisfaction. Price and brand image have significant relationships with customer satisfaction. In contrast, health concern has no significant relationship with customer satisfaction on Brand X green tea.
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