Beschreibung
The growth of the informal sector in spite of alarming constraints is an appeal to the role which they continue to play in creation of employment opportunities in the fast growing urban sector. In the present shoe shine enterprises scenario, service quality is a vital competitive advantage to maintain customer support and build great base for the enterprise. However, customer loyalty is little known and these categories of enterprise continue to be marginalized. This study examined the influence of customer perceived service quality indicators on loyalty in the shoe shine enterprises in Eldoret town Kenya. The objectives of this study were to; determine the effect of core service on customer loyalty, examine the influence of the human element of service delivery on customer loyalty, examine how systemization of service delivery influence customer loyalty, assess the effect of tangible of a service on customer loyalty and investigate the influence of shoe shine enterprises social responsibility practices on customer loyalty. The study was based on the SERVQUAL model. The research design was survey.
Autorenporträt
Mr. Matelong is a Researcher at Moi University, School of Human Resource Development, Department of Quantitative Skills and Entrepreneurship Studies. He holds a Master of Science in Entrepreneurship Studies from Moi University and a Bachelor of Business and Management from Moi University Kenya.
