2. Under the guidance of Mr. K. Bhaskar, MBA. Assistant Professor Submitted by S. Mujeebur Rahaman 095P1E0064

3. * Introduction * Research Methodology * Tools of Analysis * Findings * Conclusions

4. * Jacoby and Kyner defined it as a “behavioral response as a function of psychological process”. * The concept of store Loyalty is originally derived from brand loyalty concept which refers to the tendency to repeat purchase the same brand. At the Store level, it refers to the tendency to repeat purchase at the same store for similar or other products.

5. since 1930 on words Pasuparhty's is doing business in Tirupathi. Pasuparhty's is one of the leading supermarkets located in Tirupathi, Since 1992 onwards Pasuparthy's is comforting their customers by satisfying their all types of commodity needs at one place,, by dividing their spacious place as different floors. The ground floor is with all types of food items like vegetables, bakery items,eat out, chocolate corner, plastic items and art jewellery.The first floor is with gents and ladies ready-mades, furnishing items, disposable items, and house cleaning items. And second floor is with all types of gift items,

6. COMPANY VISION, MISSION AND CORE VALUES * COMPANY VISION: * To be number one supermarket in Tirupati, by continuous exceeding the expectation of all customers. COMPANY MISSION: * To become profitable retail with the wide range of products catering to the needs of all type of customers. CORE VALUES: * Customer satisfaction * People orientation * Quality service * Superior performance * Best buy prices

7. SWOT ANALYSIS: STRENGTHS * Looking good * Products are available WEAKNESS * Lack of customer satisfaction programs * Billing is slow OPPORTUNITY * It can open their stores in more places * It can place new branded products in the store THREATS * More new super markets are opened * Tuff competition

8. * The word "Retail" originates from a French-Italian word. Retailer - someone who cuts off or sheds a small piece from something. Retailing is the set of activities that markets products or services to final consumers for their own personal or household use. * Retailing encompasses selling through the mail, the internet, and door-to-door visit-any channel that could be used to approach the consumer. * Retail industry is largest industry in India, with an employment of around 8% and contributing to over 10% of the GDP. * It is expected that by 2016 modern retail industry in India will be worth US$ 175-200 billion

9. * Need of Study * Objectives of study * Data collection * Sampling plan * Limitations of the study

10. Loyalty is phenomenon that has always received a great deal of interest among marketers specifically from retail management. The study tries to further the understanding towards this phenomenon by trying to test the relationship between product quality and service quality, satisfaction and price as a determinant of store loyalty. Hence the study answer the question that whether the product quality, service quality, price perception and satisfaction are directly associated with store loyalty.

11. * To study the correlation between product quality, service quality, price perception and satisfaction on store loyalty. * To study the impact of product quality, service quality, price perception and satisfaction on store loyalty.

12. * Primary data: Structured questionnaire will be distributed personally to the respondents to get their responses. * Secondary data: The secondary sources of data includes Journals, websites etc.

13. * Sample size: Sample size consists of 126 customers. * Sampling unit: The sampling unit includes all the customers of Pasuparthy’s products present in Tirupati. * Sampling method: For collecting information from customers, non-probabilistic simple random sampling method is used.

14. * Time limit. * The consumer tastes, preferences and expectations change day by day and these generalizations will not be suitable in all the times. * Respondent may not reveal the accurate information as there are differences in their attitudes, beliefs etc., * The sample is small, so the decision taken may not be accurate.

15. * Demographics * Reliability * Correlation * Regression

16. Table:1 Respondents Sex Groups Sex FrequencyPercentage Male4838.1 Female7861.9 Total126100.0

17. Table 2: Respondents Age Groups Age FrequencyPercentage <203527.8 20-295342.1 30-391612.7 40-492217.5 Total126100.0

18. Table 3: Respondents Education Background Education Background Frequency Percentag e High School 2721.4 Graduation 6047.6 P.G 3729.4 Others 21.6 Total 126100.0

19. Table 4: Respondents Profession Profession FrequencyPercentage Student 5745.2 Employed 4233.3 Self-Employed 1713.5 Housewife 107.9 Total 126100.0

20. Table 5: Respondents Monthly Income Monthly Income Frequenc y Percent age Below Rs. 10,0008265.0 Rs 10,000 - Rs 20,000 2117.0 Rs 20,001 - Rs 30,000 2117.0 Rs 30,001& above21.0 Total126100.0

21. Table 6: Reliability

23. ANOVA b Model Summary

24. Coefficients a

25. * Demographics * Reliability * Correlation * Regression

26. * The company has to maintain better product quality standards to increase store loyalty that makes the customer for regular purchase from the retail store. * The prices of the products must be fixed as if they are within the reach of customer perception which in term increases the store loyalty. * The company has to consistently maintain better service quality standards till the extent of customer satisfaction because it will also be the root cause to increase store loyalty.

27. The regression model supported that service quality and satisfaction are drivers of store loyalty in a retail settings based on a sample of 126 customers. Satisfaction was the strongest driver of store loyalty followed by service quality. This model can help manager to predict customer retention rates, compute the value of a loyal customer, and provide guidance for the best spend improvement funds such as better product quality, service-provider training, advertising, upgrading the store services gap and prices to match with the customer perception.

28. THAN Q