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Factors Influencing Customer Repurchase Intention towards Online Product in Online Shopping Website (B2C E-commerce) " Pratiwi, Anastasia Galuh; Kusumawati, Nurrani
Journal of Business and Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020)
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Abstract. The development of e-commerce business could create an opportunity that has to be generated by e-commerce players, especially B2C E-commerce in order to become successful business by retaining customers through repurchase intention. This research aims to determine the factors influencing customer repurchase intention, to determine the effect of customer satisfaction towards repurchase intention, and to determine the factor that has biggest influence on customer repurchase intention in B2C E-commerce website. The data of this research obtained through in-depth interview to 11 informants who live in Java, aged 15-44 years old, and ever repurchase in B2C E-commerce website. The data that has been collected analyzed by using manual coding. The result shows that price, product quality, sales promotion, and customer satisfaction are the factors influencing online repurchase intention. Furthermore, product quality is the factor that has biggest influence towards online repurchase intention. This research also shows customers tend to repurchase when they feel satisfied with online shopping experience provided by the website. Therefore, satisfaction is animportant key to be considered by B2C E-commerce because it can encourage customer’s intention to repurchase in the website itself.Keywords: B2C E-Commerce, Online Repurchase Intention, Customer Satisfaction, Price, Product Quality, Sales Promotion.
Brand equity of Compass rebranding Wiraputra, Rafif; Kusumawati, Nurrani
Journal of Business and Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020)
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Abstract. The growth of sneakers is followed by the rise of Indonesian sneakers market, as local brands are competing to show and improve their quality, and one of them is Compass. Compass is a local sneakers brand that was founded in 1998, but they had a financial crisis and rebrand in June 2018. Rebranding aims to create new values and perception by customers towards the brand, and rebranding can be said to be successful if customers have a good perception of quality. Aligned with that, brand equity will increase as the value of the brand ncreases, which will increase customer perception towards the brand. This research aims to determine the influence of rebranding and perceived quality on Compass’s brand equity. Therefore, to gain the best results, the researcher has determined several variables to support this research. Data collection is gathered by questionnaire, questionnaire items are based on theory and previous research and distributed through Google Forms. Data were gathered from 415 respondents and will be analyzed using the Partial Least Square Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) method. The results showed that both of rebranding and perceived quality have significant influence on brand equity.Keywords: Sneakers industry, brand equity, rebranding, perceived quality, PLS-SEM.
Analysis of product quality, relationship marketing, and customer satisfaction on b2b towards repurchase intention (case study: Cv. Primadona & Co) Ali, Alwi; Kusumawati, Nurrani
Journal of Business and Management Vol 9, No 2 (2020)
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Abstract. Based on data from the Ministry of Industry (2016), Indonesia has 183 export companies that own the commodity Charcoal. Including CV Primadona & Co. In 30 years in the charcoal commodity CV Primadona & Co experienced ups and downs in the world of international business. The problem is customers who do not want to repurchase and business in Indonesia has experienced very rapid progress. This makes the company have decreased revenue since the last 6 years. In terms of data collection methods, this research is classified as qualitative using in-depth interviews as a means to gather the data. Observation are applied to collect the data. For B2B, the study would be more straightforward because of the use of in-depth interviews to identify and clarify the secret issues in phenomena that are difficult to fully understand. To collect qualitative data, interviews were conducted with 20 companies that have ever bought at Cv. Primadona & Co. The company is located in Korea, Europe and the Middle East. Important factors for repurchasing are demand on the market, quality, price, service, quick response. Some companies have already had the best quality, had a marketing relationship, and have received satisfaction from purchasing. Demand depends on the needs of each country. Quality can be seen from the burning that doesn’t emit sparkles, can withstand burning up to 3 to 5 hours, and no white ash. Customers look for the cheapest price to buy. Satisfying services such as after sales service and guaranteed products become the power to attract customers to repurchase.Keywords: Customer Satisfaction, Product Quality, Relationship Marketing, Repurchase Intention