Assessing Consumer Brand Loyalty
	
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Case Code : MKTG260 
Case Length : 06 Pages 
Period : - 
Pub Date : 2010 
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Industry : FMCG 
Countries : India 
 
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 Bikash Iyer (Iyer), CEO of the Chennai-based SKM Pure Milk Products Pvt. Ltd. (SKM) in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, was planning to expand SKM’s operations to two metros in neighboring states. Established in 1999, SKM had grown significantly and, as of 2010, had a good presence in Tamil Nadu. 
 
 
Iyer planned to adopt the same strategy that had made SKM successful in its existing market for the two new markets. But before that, he wanted a marketing research study done in the existing market to assess brand loyalty for SKM’s products. He enlisted the services of a marketing research consultant for this purpose. 
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The study focused mainly on the analysis of marketing survey data to identify significant independent variables which had a great influence on the dependent variable, i.e. brand loyalty, for their products. 
 
 
Once the data was collected and tabulated, Iyer had to analyze the data and, based on this, take some vital decisions... 
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