Analysis For Customer Loyalty and Customer Satisfaction Lazada Company As Intervening During The Covid-19 Pandemic
Analysis For Customer Loyalty and Customer Satisfaction Lazada Company As Intervening During The Covid-19 Pandemic
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Based on Table 1. shows that the characteristics of the respondents obtained based on gender, namely as many as 52.00%
(52 respondents) were male, then 48.00% (48 respondents)
Based on Table 2 shows that 23% (18 respondents) were aged ≤ 25 years, 48% (38 respondents) were aged 26 to 30 years,
and 29% (24 respondents) were aged ≥ 31 years.
Information : the PP3 indicator which states that "using Lazada products
PP1 = Using Lazada products based on the five senses is based on customer needs" which has an average of 4,200.
(such as: seeing or hearing Lazada products first This can be indicated that Lazada Products are not sufficient
PP2 = Using Lazada products according to the in terms of product completeness for what customers need.
customer's mood While the highest indicator is found in the PP1 indicator
PP3 = Using Lazada products based on customer needs which states that "Using Lazada products is based on the
PP4 = Using Lazada products based on customer five senses. (like: seeing or hearing Lazada products first).”
experience. which has an average number of 4,270. It declares that
PP5 = Using Lazada products based on suitability Lazada customers use Lazada products when customers
know information in advance, such as online or Lazada
Based on Table 3 it shows that the lowest indicator is promotional advertisements.
Distribution of Answer
Indicator Code Total Mean Median Min Max Std. Deviation
STS TS N S SS
KP1 0 9 5 44 22 80 4,090 4 2 5 0,854
KP2 0 5 8 43 24 80 4,160 4 2 5 0,775
KP3 0 1 2 50 27 80 4,330 4 2 5 0,570
KP4 0 1 2 51 26 80 4,320 4 2 5 0,566
Total 0 16 17 188 99 360 4,225 16 8 20 2,765
Table 5: Analysis of Respondents' Answers to Customer Satisfaction (Z)
I. Convergent Validity
The results of the modified Convergent Validity test in Table 7 and Figure 1 show that all indicators meet Convergent
Validity because they have a Loading Factor value above 0.7.
J. Discriminant Validity
Based on Table 8 it shows that Fornell Larcker that each variable has a larger number when compared to other variables so
that the variables used are valid
Based on Table 9, it shows that the Heterotrait-Monotriat Ratio Of Correlations (HTMT) test shows that all HTMT values
can be stated that all constructs have discriminant validity based on HTMT calculations.
VIF
X1_1 2.057
X1_2 3.667
X1_3 1.692
X1_4 1.786
X1_5 4.228
X2_1 1.229
X2_2 1.228
Z2 1.422
Z3 2.913
Z4 2.420
Y1 1.418
Y2 1.300
Y3 1.664
Y4 1.748
Table 10: Variance Inflation Factor (VIF) Test Results
Based on the results from Table 4.10 regarding the results of the Variance Inflation Factor (VIF) test, it shows that all VIF
values < 10, it can be stated that all constructs are valid without multicollinearity.
Table 11 shows that the overall variance inflation factor (VIF) value for each indicator is <10.00, so it can be said that the
data does not have collinearity problems.
Specification AVE
Customer satisfaction (Z) >0.5 0.715
Customer loyalty(Y) >0.5 0.574
Customer Experience 1(X ) >0.5 0.633
Brand Image (X2) >0.5 0.715
Table 13: AVE (Average Variance Extracted) test results
From Table 13 above it can be seen that the customer the brand image variable has an AVE value (0.715). Thus it
satisfaction variable has an AVE value (0.715), the customer can be stated that each variable in this study has a good
loyalty variable has an AVE value (0.574), then the AVE value.
customer experience variable has an AVE value (0.633), and
Composite Realibility
Cronbach’s Composite
Variable Information
Alpha Reliability
Customer satisfaction (Z) 0.821 0.883 Reliable
Customer loyalty (Y) 0.753 0.751 Reliable
Customer Experience(X1) 0.855 0.859 Reliable
Brand Image (X2) 0.846 0.883 Reliable
Table 14: Results of Testing the Validity and Reliability of the Construct
Based on the results of table 14 which explains the above the minimum value of ≥ 0.7. So that from the data
Composite Reliability test based on Composite Reliability that has been owned it can show that each variable in this
and Cronbachs Alpha shows that each variable has a lift study is reliable and can be tested for further research.
The Structural Model indicates that the model on the the same company while 23.5% can be influenced by other
purchase intention variable can be said to be strong because variables not examined. . Then attitude produces an R-
it has a value above 0.67. Customer satisfaction produces an square value of 0.795 or 79.5% meaning that Customer
R-square value of 0.765 or 76.5%, meaning that customer Loyalty can be explained by Repetition, Referral Refers
satisfaction can be explained by creating word of mouth, Other and Retention while 20.5% can be influenced by other
focusing on one brand and making purchasing decisions at variables not examined.
Based on table 17, the results of the construct cross- Customer Satisfaction variable. The calculation results show
validation redundancy test show that the results of predictive a predictive value of relevance > 0, so the model can be said
relevance calculations show a Q2 value = 0.563 in the to be feasible and has a relevant predictive value.
Customer Loyalty variable and a Q2 value = 0.379 in the
Original Standard T- P
No Hypothesis Information Result
Sample Deviation Statistics Values
Customer Experience - Significant
H1 Customer satisfaction 0.685 0.148 4.620 0.000 Positive Accepted
O. Analysis of the variable customer experience on based on experience to the effects of perceived selection,
customer satisfaction (H1) selective distortion, and selective retention. The results of
Based on Table 18, it shows that customers get a good the research conducted do not support the results of research
experience when purchasing products at Lazada even during conducted by (Setyowati, 2017), (Dennisa, et al 2016),
the Covid-19 pandemic so as to create customer satisfaction (Sianipar, 2019), (Kurnia, 2018), and (Kurniawati, et al
for the company. Technological developments are felt by the 2014) where Citra The brand does not have a significant
community, one of which is to provide convenience in effect on customer satisfaction as shown by the results of the
shopping for anything with the technology they have. When T-statistic value of 1.517, the value of the Original Sample
someone gets an experience in shopping, it will give a good is 0.256, the P Values are 0.129. Standard Deviation 0.169.
or bad response that can be felt by customers when using The T-statistic value is greater than the T-table value of
and feeling the product or service. The better the experience 1.96, the Original Sample value shows a positive value and
that is obtained by the customer, it can also increase the P Values show less than 0.05 meaning that the better the
customer satisfaction with the company. This is in line with brand image that the company has, it cannot provide
Febriana (2014) saying that customer experience has a customer satisfaction. Therefore, it was concluded that this
significant influence on consumer satisfaction and research occurred of course because it was influenced by the
experience. conditions faced by Lazada e-commerce during the Covid-
19 pandemic, which made it difficult for Lazada to increase
P. Variable Analysis Effect of brand image on customer customer satisfaction through brand image, because of
satisfaction (H2) course we should understand that all other e-commerce also
Based on Table 18 shows, the second hypothesis (H2) participate in improving the same thing.
which states that Brand Image has a positive but not
significant effect on Customer Satisfaction, is rejected. That
is, the brand image variable is not able to have a large
influence on Customer Satisfaction. That with a brand image
owned by a company, it is not a benchmark for customers to
get satisfaction with the desired service and product. In
other words, customer beliefs can vary from true attributes