A Study on Customer Satisfaction towards Flipkart

Author
V. Kalpana, S. Tamilselvan
Keywords
Customer Satisfaction; E-commerce; Flipkart; Online Shopping; Consumer Behavior
Abstract
This study investigates customer satisfaction among Flipkart.com users in Chennai, India. The primary objective is to identify the key factors influencing online buying behavior and to assess the perception of customers towards Flipkart’s services. Data was collected from 100 respondents using a structured questionnaire distributed through digital surveys, employing a convenient sampling method. The analysis utilized percentage analysis and a Chi-square test to evaluate hypotheses. The findings indicate that convenience, time-saving, website design, and security are significant factors affecting online shopping behavior. Fast delivery and product availability were identified as the most valued features of Flipkart. The study concludes that while Flipkart holds a strong position in the Indian market, it faces intense competition and must continuously focus on enhancing customer experience to maintain its leadership.
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Received : 19 January 2025
Accepted : 10 April 2025
Published : 21 April 2025
DOI: 10.30726/ijmrss/v12.i2.2025.12205

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