Effect of Entrepreneurial Passion and Positive Emotions on Customer Responses: Mixed Methods Approach

HAN,, Y. , & HAN,, S. (2020). Effect of Entrepreneurial Passion and Positive Emotions on Customer Responses: Mixed Methods Approach. The Journal of Distribution Science, 18(5), 35-47, https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.15722/jds.18.5.202005.35

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Abstract

Purpose: In the highly competitive franchise market, the perceived entrepreneurial passion and emotions of customers are very important, because it impacts on the success of companies. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to suggest how the impact of the franchise entrepreneurial passion and positive emotions on the brand trust and loyalty of customers. Research design, data and methodology: This study analyzes data was collected through questionnaires on customer(n=480) who had visited franchise restaurants. Analysis of used collected data was based on the mix method using quantitative and qualitative comparative analysis. Results: The quantitative analysis results showed inventing passion, developing passion, positive emotions that perceived by customers have a positive impact on brand trust. On the other hand, founding passion did not have an impact on loyalty in quantitative analysis. but when combined with developing passion in qualitative comparison analysis, but when combined with developing passion in qualitative comparison, that became the sufficient condition of high loyalty of customers. Conclusions: The franchisor of the Korean franchise industry is indiscriminately overusing the founding franchisees, causing social problems. In this situation, founding passion can have a negative impact on customers. Therefore, the franchisors must have management capabilities by strictly managing the founding rules of the franchisee and disclosing the corporate vision.

keywords: Entrepreneurial Pssion, Psitive Eotion, Band Tust, Lyalty, fs/QCA

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Effect of Entrepreneurial Passion and Positive Emotions on Customer Responses: Mixed Methods Approach

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