Consumer Satisfaction with In-Store Information Programs
Abstract
Prior empirical investigations have found instore information programs have little effect on sales volume. The current study examined the relationship between point-of-purchase information and consumer purchasing and satisfaction. Consumers who responded positively to the information program were found to purchase more in the relevant product category and to be more satisfied with their purchases and the store environment.
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