Abstract
Abstract. Service innovation has been an emerging and important topic in Management and Marketing research. This paper conceptually and logically discusses the impact that service innovation can make on consumers’ post-purchasing behavior. It is argued that service innovation can influence on customer re-purchasing, indirectly, through experience marketing. Theoretical and practical implications are offered
Keywords. Service innovation, Experience marketing, Value perception, Repurchase.
JEL. M30, M31, M32, L84.
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