| 英文摘要 |
Price promotions are commonly used by enterprises to stimulate consumer purchasing intention and meet sales targets. However, frequent sales promotions can risk demotivating customers' perceived value of products. Therefore, there's been a growing emphasis on embedding the concept of service innovation into business strategies. By prioritizing service innovation, enterprises can attain a competitive edge, improve service standards, enhance positive consumer relationships, and amplify purchase intention. This study focuses on Taiwan Railways' adoption of service innovation in recent years, aiming to offer higher - quality customer service and assesses the influence of price promotions on augmenting passengers' usage intention (purchase intention). To achieve this, a research hypothesis and causality framework were established and validated using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The sampling method targeted passengers who used Taiwan Railways' services within the past 12 months, via an online questionnaire, resulting in 407 valid responses. The study's findings indicate that service innovation positively affects service quality, influencing customer satisfaction. Additionally, price promotions positively impact both service quality and customer satisfaction. There is evidence that price promotions influence usage intention through the mediating effect of customer satisfaction. However, service innovation must enhance customer satisfaction by improving service quality before it can stimulate usage intention. Finally, the study presents its conclusions and managerial implications. |