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One in five consumers disappointed with their shopping experience

A new study has found that one in five consumers are disappointed with their shopping experience at their favourite retailer. A report from Market Force. Results… View Article

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One in five consumers disappointed with their shopping experience

A new study has found that one in five consumers are disappointed with their shopping experience at their favourite retailer. A report from Market Force.

Results from a national retail fashion study by Market Force Information, found that customer satisfaction and experience was relatively low for all seven retailers who topped the survey. The study found that 18 per cent were dissatisfied with their recent visit to their favourite retailer – a significant number, especially before Christmas. Crucially, those who were very satisfied/delighted with their experience would be twice as likely to recommend the retailer/brand to their friend or colleague.

In December 2014, more than 3,400 consumers participated in a nationwide study designed to uncover the consumer’s favourite retailer, investigate factors that drive satisfaction and loyalty and reveal trends in multiple channels, including e-commerce sites, in-store experiences, and mobile apps.

The Composite Loyalty Score* of all seven retailers shows an extremely tight competition between the brands, with TK Maxx topping the charts at 48 percent, followed by New Look at 43 per cent. Other brands had similar scores with variants of a percentage mark between them.

For the full report – refer to the Market Force Website.

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