英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to study the local "Chinese and Western" fast food chain breakfast franchise industry in Taiwan, mainly to explore why franchisees choose to join and start a business and the cooperative relationship between them. Whether the brand image, customer loyalty, and re-consumption willingness in the industry affect the recognition and value of consumers, and then understand the correlation between Taiwan's local market and consumers. Due to the change of social style and living habits, the number of "Chinese and Western" fast food chain breakfast franchises is increasing day by day, and the characteristics of convenient locations, take-out and fast meals are becoming enterprise-oriented breakfast chain franchises to meet the needs of consumers. The results of the study provide specific recommendations on the marketing strategies of the operators. This study focuses on the greater Taipei area, Taipei City, and New Taipei City. For the customers of "Chinese and Western" fast food chain stores, questionnaires were distributed to collect research samples, and the questionnaires were distributed through Google form links, questionnaires were distributed through Line and FB officials, and customers were asked to fill in in person at breakfast restaurants (questionnaires can be collected immediately), and some were entrusted to breakfast restaurant operators to help distribute them. A total of 360 samples were recovered, of which 10 were invalid and 350 (97.2%) were valid. SPSS 22 software was used for statistical analysis, including narrative analysis, reliability analysis, independent sample t verification, single factor variation analysis, correlation analysis, regression analysis, etc. Demographic variables, brand image, and customer loyalty were taken as independent variables. The willingness to re-consume is a variable. Verify the results of the hypothesis; H1: Significant differences between demographic variables for the study variables are partially true. H1a: Demographic variables have significant differences in brand image and are partially true. H1b: Demographic variables have significant differences in customer loyalty, partially true. H1c: Demographic variables have significant differences in re-consumption intentions, partially true. H2: Brand image has a significant impact on customer loyalty, established. H3: Brand image has a significant impact on the willingness to re-consume, established. H4: Customer loyalty has a significant impact on re-consumption intention, which is true. The empirical results show that brand image has a significant positive impact on customer loyalty, brand image has a significant positive impact on re-consumption intention, and customer loyalty has a significant positive impact on re-consumption intention. In terms of practical contributions, in the research on the relationship between brand image and customer loyalty and re-consumption intention, the substantial benefits obtained by enterprises are greater than those of sales and product services, and the biggest benefit is to strengthen the stability of customer return and improve value, and help build brand loyalty, which will be directly manifested in customer repurchase behavior, which is consistent with the theoretical view of Duncan and Moriarty (1999). |