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The sport spectator satisfaction model : A conceputal framework for understanding the satisfaction of spectators

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posted on 2002-01-01, 00:00 authored by Linda Van Leeuwen, S Quick, K Daniel
Customer satisfaction is associated with numerous positive business outcomes and is recognised as an important field of study. However, only limited research has addressed the satisfaction of sport spectators, with even fewer studies examining the determinants of this satisfaction. Yet an understanding of how spectators arrive at evaluations of satisfaction or dissatisfaction provides a useful insight for directing marketing and operational efforts. The Sport Spectator Satisfaction Model (SSSM) is an extension of the Disconfirmation of Expectations Model (DEM) accommodating unique aspects of the sport product, as well as accommodating the core and peripheral dimensions of the spectator service. The SSSM depicts club identification and the win/lose phenomenon as considerable influences on the satisfaction spectators derive from the game and its peripheral services. The SSSM integrates marketing theory, social identity theory and sport marketing theory to broaden our understanding of spectator satisfaction and provide a platform for further research.

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Journal

Sport management review

Volume

5

Issue

2

Pagination

99 - 128

Publisher

Sport Management Association of Australia & New Zealand

Location

Melbourne, Vic.

ISSN

1441-3523

eISSN

1839-2083

Language

eng

Publication classification

C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

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