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This study helps to understand how consumers react to promotional offers frompromotional offers from cell phone companies. To gain a better understanding of how our concepts are perceived in reality, an exploratory study was carried out. These interviews on the one hand, and the literature on the other, enabled us to develop a questionnaire that we administered to 369 mobile telephony subscribers in the city of Yaoundé. Based on this data, a factorial analysis is used to reveal interrelationships between traits and propose a population structure. A multiple linear regression model is used to…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This study helps to understand how consumers react to promotional offers frompromotional offers from cell phone companies. To gain a better understanding of how our concepts are perceived in reality, an exploratory study was carried out. These interviews on the one hand, and the literature on the other, enabled us to develop a questionnaire that we administered to 369 mobile telephony subscribers in the city of Yaoundé. Based on this data, a factorial analysis is used to reveal interrelationships between traits and propose a population structure. A multiple linear regression model is used to verify causality between variables.From this analysis, it emerges that collection and direct premiums have a positive and significant influence on consumer sensitivity and loyalty. In addition, games/contests have a positive and significant influence on consumer sensitivity and loyalty. On the other hand, the perceived complexity of promotional offers has an unfavorable effect on consumer sensitivity and loyalty.
Autorenporträt
Mindja Pius Michel é doutoranda em Marketing na Universidade de Yaoundé II. Afiliado ao laboratório "Gouvernance-LAB¿ (laboratório de investigação multidisciplinar para o desenvolvimento sustentável), a sua investigação centra-se na inovação, nos pagamentos móveis e na análise bibliométrica (big data).