THE IMPACT OF WORD-OF-MOUTH, LAYMAN'S INTEGRITY, AND LAYMAN'S CONSENT ON LAYMAN LOYALTY
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https://doi.org/10.33005/mebis.v9i1.592Keywords:
Word-of-mouth, the integrity of Layman, and Layman's agreement with Layman's loyaltyAbstract
This study aims to analyze the impact of public opinion, public integrity, and public policy regarding public loyalty. Word-of- mouth marketing is a very effective tool wherein recommendations and information shared by individuals to other people can shape consumers' perceptions and attitudes about a particular product or service. The research employs a quantitative approach by distributing questionnaires to thirty respondents who have used the product or service in question and completed the survey honestly. Data analysis is done using Linear Multiple regression to examine the relationship between independent variables (public opinion, integrity, and goal- setting) and dependent variables (public loyalty). The study's findings indicate that Word-of-Mouth has a positive and significant impact on Public Loyalty, as positive recommendations increase consumer loyalty. Additionally, integrity has been shown to have a significant impact on public loyalty, indicating that honesty and integrity in disseminating information maintain the integrity of the consumer's decision to become loyal. In addition, public policy has a significant moderating effect, whereby public policy can strengthen public sentiment for a product or service. This provides practical advice to businesses on how to develop effective marketing and communication strategies to increase customer loyalty. Promoting positive word-of-mouth, upholding communication integrity, and understanding public policy dynamics can all be crucial in building a devoted customer base.Downloads
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2024-07-29
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Nanik Hariyana, & Syahputra, H. . (2024). THE IMPACT OF WORD-OF-MOUTH, LAYMAN’S INTEGRITY, AND LAYMAN’S CONSENT ON LAYMAN LOYALTY. Jurnal Mebis, 9(1), 28–34. https://doi.org/10.33005/mebis.v9i1.592
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