Influencia de la atmósfera del punto de venta y el valor de las marcas patrocinadas en la lealtad del cliente: Un estudio en el retail colombiano
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2026-2189Mots-clés :
atmósfera del punto de venta, lealtad del cliente, marketing sensorial, PLS-SEM, retail colombiano, valor de marca, marcas del distribuidor, marcas propias, valor de las marcas patrocinadasRésumé
Introducción: El objetivo de esta investigación es analizar cómo la atmósfera del punto de venta contribuye a la creación del valor de las marcas patrocinadas y cómo la combinación de estas variables afecta a la lealtad del cliente en el sector minorista. Metodología: Se utilizó la técnica PLS-SEM y 239 encuestas realizadas a consumidores de una empresa de bricolaje en Cartagena, Colombia. Resultados: Los resultados muestran que la atmósfera de un establecimiento es un predictor del valor de las marcas patrocinadas y de la lealtad al minorista. Además, se encontró que el valor de las marcas patrocinadas predice la lealtad al minorista y media parcialmente la relación entre la atmósfera y dicha lealtad. Discusión y conclusiones: Se concluye que la atmósfera del punto de venta como elemento extrínseco, moldea el comportamiento de las extensiones de marca, también que el valor de las marcas patrocinadas proporciona a la tienda un factor diferencial que contribuye con la consolidación de clientes duraderos en el lago plazo, y, por último, si bien la atmósfera por sí misma influye sobre la lealtad, este impacto se potencia cuando la atmósfera mejora la percepción de las marcas patrocinadas.
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