Today, society is strengthening its individuality of taste and has shifted around its own perspective when choosing the object of consumption for it. As a result of these changes, companies are making efforts to identify strategic aspects that can sat...
Today, society is strengthening its individuality of taste and has shifted around its own perspective when choosing the object of consumption for it. As a result of these changes, companies are making efforts to identify strategic aspects that can satisfy customers' various perspectives.
In this study, we would like to explore how the visual elements of hair salons, price images, and service satisfaction affect the perceived value of customers. The purpose of the Chapter was to find out whether internal interior of hair salon, exterior interior, convenience facility, location, etc. affect perceptual value when customer satisfaction is achieved, and to check the change in perceptual value of saloon's procedure cost by checking the change in client's satisfaction level. As a result, the aim is to inform companies of the importance of satisfaction not only in technical skills but also in visual value and at reasonable prices centered on customers, and to provide directions to help develop hair salons.
As a method of investigation for this study, the self-controlling questionnaire was used for men and women in their teens and 40s who had experience using hair salons in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province from April 18, 2019 to May 18, 2019. Of the total 360 questionnaire, 354 of the 357 questions retrieved were used as final analysis data except for the three parts whose analysis was inappropriate, and the frequency, reliability, technical statistics, correlation, and regression were used using statistical program SPSS 22.0 for research analysis.
First, the results of the study were analyzed for factors through the analysis of visual elements, price image, perceptual value, feasibility and reliability of service satisfaction, and from the results, the visual elements were derived two factors: "visual design" and "visual image." In price image, three factors were derived: "price economy", "price fairness" and "image consistency", and perceptual value was derived as one perceptual value factor, and two factors were derived in service satisfaction: "Environmental/commerciality satisfaction" and "satisfaction with newness/entity".
Second, in the results of visual factors, price images, perceptual values and service satisfaction according to the general characteristics, the visual elements were shown high in their 20s, unmarried people were high in marital status, students were the highest in the profession and the average of less than 1 million won in monthly average income. There was a significant difference in gender. In price images, the average teen was the highest in image matching factors at age and showed no significant difference in other factors. In terms of perceptual value, the average teen was relatively higher than the average for people in their 30s, and the average unmarried was also higher for marital status, and there was no significant difference in other factors. In service satisfaction, the average of teenagers was shown to be high in environmental/commercialization, and marital status was high for both environmental/comfortable and quick/kindness factors. In the profession, the average of public officials was the highest.
Third, the effects of visual elements and price images on perceptual value were found to be increasing as visual design and visual image increase. In addition, price image consistency, fairness, of economic variables are shown to improve with the higher the perception and influence.
Fourth, the impact of visual elements and price images on service satisfaction was found to be that the higher the visual design and visual image, the higher the environmental/convenience satisfaction level, and the higher the speed/consistency satisfaction level, the higher the satisfaction level Price images showed that satisfaction with environmental/commerciality of service satisfaction affected price fairness and image consistency factors, but price economics did not have a significant impact and speed/consistency satisfaction did not affect price economics either.
Fifth, the impact of perceptual value on service satisfaction has been shown to have a positive (+) effect on the factors of service satisfaction: "environmental/commerciality" and "new/kindness". A combination of visual elements and price image in a hair salon service satisfaction is due to late great influence on value. In response, if visual elements and prices that customers can accept are suggested while their technical skills are based on, the re-visit rate of customers and introduction rate will increase and help develop hair salons.