A Study On Customer Satisfaction Towards Coca-Cola With Special Preference To Dharmapuri District
A Study On Customer Satisfaction Towards Coca-Cola With Special Preference To Dharmapuri District
A Study On Customer Satisfaction Towards Coca-Cola With Special Preference To Dharmapuri District
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Introduction
A research design is a master plan for the conduct of formula
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investigation. Once the formula investigation is decided the research
must form lance the formal plan of investigation. In modern days the
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cool drinks is become common drinks in life. In today’s world there
is increasing demand for Coca-Cola cool drinks. As the demand for
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Coca-Cola cool drinks is past servicing the gap between supply and
demand is widening thus the market potential for Coca-Cola cool
Impact Factor: 4.118
drinks is enormous and fast growing.
Customers are the blood of every business. Technological
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advancement had made the customers more selective. So, it becomes
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essentials to maintain the quality of the product. Customer retention
on Customer Satisfaction
is possible only through customers satisfaction.
towards Coca-Cola with
This study helps in evolution of customers satisfaction towards
Special Preference to
Coca-Cola cool drinks.
Dharmapuri District.”
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Marketing
Journal of Commerce,
Marketing as a functional area of management is becoming
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increasingly important as compared to other fields, viz-a-viz,
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production, finance, personnel and research and development.
All decisions modern business organizations revives around the
marketing information. In modern business organizations, finance,
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personnel, production and research and development may be the door
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to success but marketing is the key, which turns the lock. Consider
zenodo.1419374 any business decisions, we find that the critical input, needed for this
purpose is the marketing information.
Definition of Concepts
Customer Satisfaction
Satisfaction is a person’s feelings of pleasure or disappointment
resulting from comparing a product’s perceived performance (or)
outcome in relation to his or her expectations.
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Customer centered firm seeks to create high customer satisfaction that is not its ultimate goal.
If the company increases customer satisfaction by lowering its price or increasing its services, the
result may be lower profits. The company might be able to increase its profitability by means other
than increased satisfaction (for example, by improving manufacturing processes or investing more
in R & D). Also the company has many stake holders, including employees, dealers, suppliers, and
stockholders, spending more to increase customer satisfaction might divert funds from increasing
the satisfaction of other “partners”.
Ultimately, the company must operate on the philosophy that it is trying to deliver a high level of
customer satisfaction subject to delivering acceptable levels of satisfaction to the other stakeholders,
given its total resources
Research Methodology
A Research methodology is purely and simply basic framework or plan for the study that
guides the collection of data analysis of the data. In consumer surveys, we adapted this descriptive
research for collecting and analysis of the data. It is the systematic way to solve problems. It may
be understand as a science of studying how research is done scientifically.
Sampling
An integral component of a research design is the sampling plan. Specifically, it addresses three
questions:
How to select them?,
How many to survey?,
Whom to survey?.
Field of Studies
Field of studies has been restricted to the Dharmapuri district only. The research was made
in Dharmapuri district. The route’s are Bharathipuram, Old Dharmapuri, Indur, Kadathur,
Mathikonpalayam, Ilakkiyampatti, Senthil Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Kumarasamy pettai, and other
outside areas of Dharmapuri District.
Methods of data collection or sources of data.
All marketing researches can top sources of data for investigation.
Internal Sources
Internal sources are the companies own records, registers, document etc.
External Sources
All other sources of information are external sources of data. Another was of classifying the
sources of information.
1. Primary data
2. Secondary
Primary Data
Primary data is collected by the researcher specially to meet the objectives of the correct project,
information is obtained from on given sources, consumer, dealers, salesman’s, original sales
records etc. primary data can be gathered slowly at a high cost but it offers manner gather accuracy
and reliability.
Secondary Data
On relates to a past period this data are collected from various sources and used in addition to
primary data The various sources are news papers, magazines, company website, journals etc.
Sampling Plan
The sample consisted of 100 customers. The simple random sampling method was adopted.
Area of research was Dharmapuri
Conclusion
In short, the surveys carried out on the consumer behavior, with special reference to the purchase,
preference and satisfaction of packaged cool drinks and beverages lead to the following conclusion.
The consumers get information about the different features available in these instant mixes
through different sources of information viz.., advertisement, friends, colleagues, dealers, etc…and
them they verify which of the available brands could satisfy their expectations.
Besides the economy and the general consumers prefer additional features, such as hygiene,
better taste, more nutritious, more advertisements, various discount methods, good packing, date
of manufacturing and last date of usage.
All the consumers are not equal in preparing the special features in the cool drinks. Most of the
consumers of this cool drink are moderate in their choice.
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