Ndesangia, Arnold August
(2015)
Analyzing the factors influencing brand loyalty among mobile phone users in Tanzania: a case study of Muhimbili National Hospital.
Masters thesis, The Open University Of Tanzania.
Abstract
The objective of the study was to analyze the factors influencing brand loyalty
among mobile phone users in Tanzania, using Muhimbili National Hospital as a case
study. A questionnaire was used to collect primary data from 96 sampled
respondents whereby 84 questionnaires were returned, nine (9) questionnaires were
removed from the sample due to a large amount of missing data leaving 75 usable
questionnaires, a 78% response rate. Both stratified and systematic sampling was
used to select the sample. Brand loyalty was the dependent variable while the
independent variables included customer satisfaction, trust, advertising and attitudes
towards brand. Correlation Analysis was used to determine the level of correlation
between the dependent variable and the independent variables. Coefficient of
multiple regression was also used to measure the degree of statistical relationship
between the dependent variable and the independent variables. Findings indicated
sufficient statistical evidence that, there is a significant relationship between the
dependent variable (brand loyalty) and the independent variables (customer
satisfaction, trust, advertising and attitude towards brand) among mobile phone users
in Tanzania. Results again revealed that, attitude towards brand have the highest
impact on the dependent variable brand loyalty followed by trust. Also, attitude
towards brand and trusts are significant predictors of brand loyalty. It is therefore
concluded that, customer satisfaction, trust, advertising and attitude towards brand
are important factors that influence brand loyalty among mobile phone users in
Tanzania. It is therefore recommended that, these variables (customer satisfaction,
trust, advertising and attitude towards brand) be used by mobile phone manufactures
and marketers to improve brand loyalty for their products.
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