Assessment of Online Shopping Experience and Customer Satisfaction in Zamfara, Central Senatorial District
1 Department of Business Administration Federal Polytechnic Kaura-Namoda Zamfara State, Nigeria
2 Department of Marketing, Federal Polytechnic, Kaura Namoda Zamfara State, Nigeria.
* Corresponding author: abubakardanasibiabdulrahaman@femsbukjournals.org.ng/bjms
2 Department of Marketing, Federal Polytechnic, Kaura Namoda Zamfara State, Nigeria.
* Corresponding author: abubakardanasibiabdulrahaman@femsbukjournals.org.ng/bjms
Abstract
This study examines the Assessment of online Shopping Experience and Customer Satisfaction in
Zamfara, Central Senatorial District. A survey research design was used to generate data from
online shoppers and retailers and was analyzed using regression analysis to test the hypotheses.
The research anchored-on theory of reasoned actions. Data collected from 286-sample size
from online shoppers and retailers using a structured questionnaire. Findings found that online
shopping had the greatest influence and there is significant effect of online customer satisfaction
for online shopping. Hence the study recommends online shoppers and retailers should
prioritize customer satisfaction
base on usability, hedonic , pragmatic , website design,
website quality, product variety, and customer support to enhance the e-SQ elements that would
enhance sense of trust , loyalty, enjoyment security , time delivery of service and security
experience and customer satisfaction.
Keywords
Online Shopping
Usability experience
Pragmatic experience
Hedonic experience
Customer satisfaction.
How to Cite
Abdulrahaman, A. D., & Abdullahi, M. (2024). Assessment of Online Shopping Experience and Customer Satisfaction in Zamfara, Central Senatorial District. Bayero Journal of Management Sciences, 6(1), 171-190.
A. D. Abdulrahaman, and M. Abdullahi, "Assessment of Online Shopping Experience and Customer Satisfaction in Zamfara, Central Senatorial District," Bayero Journal of Management Sciences, vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 171-190, June 2024.