THE STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING DECISION-MAKING OF CUSTOMERS ON CHOOSING ENTERTAINMENT VENUES IN MAHA SARAKHAM MUNICIPALITY, MAHA SARAKHAM PROVINCE
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1 THE STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING DECISION-MAKING OF CUSTOMERS ON CHOOSING ENTERTAINMENT VENUES IN MAHA SARAKHAM MUNICIPALITY, MAHA SARAKHAM PROVINCE Sarawut Sangchan* ABSTRACT This research aims: 1) to study the personal characteristics and the marketing mix that affect the decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues, 2) to compare the difference of customers on choosing entertainment venues classified by personal characteristics, and 3) to investigate the relationship between marketing mix factors and decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province. The sample consisted of 400 customers who visited entertainment venues in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province, obtained by convenience sampling method with questionnaire survey. The statistical procedures used in this research were percentage, mean, standard deviation, t-test, F-test, and multiple linear regression. The results showed that the majority were males aged from 20 to 25. They were in a relationship, students having diploma education. Source of income were mainly from work and the income per month was 15,001-20,000 baht. The findings of marketing mix factors affecting customers decision-making on choosing entertainment venues in overall was moderate ( χ = 3.34). Customers with different personal characteristics, including age, marital status, educational background, occupation, source of income and income level were not different when making a decision on choosing entertainment venues, except gender with the higher average than female was different at the significant level of.05. The relationship between marketing mix * Master of Business Administration, Stamford International University, Academic year วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร
2 factors and customers decision-making found that factors of marketing mix that had relationship were; place, physical environment, and process at the significant level of.05. Keywords: customers, decision-making, choosing, entertainment venues. INTRODUCTION In the present circumstances of Thai society, consumer groups become more extravagant materialistically. Kanlaya (2012) stated that an entertainment is a source of happiness where people go in order to, decrease the tensions of their daily life, compete with the time, and rest due to exhaustion after work. Because of these mentioned, entertainment venues can increase the income as well as become successful and has expanded continuously. Entertainment industry is one of important components of the tourism of Thailand, which is growing rapidly and enormous income has positive effect to Thai economy as the important source of revenue in Thailand (Danu, 2007). Maha Sarakham Province is a large province in Northeastern (Isaan), Thailand and dubbed to be the educational center of the Northeastern region apart from being the province with growing investment in many aspects simultaneously, especially in real estate located next to educational institutions, including the bypass zone called Maha Sarakham Municipality - Roi Et, Teenanont Road, and also Srisawat Damnoen Road or Na Pai Road. There are 955,644 people living in Maha Sarakham and 154,254 people living in Maha Sarakham Municipality (Department of Government, Ministry of Defense, Online, 2013). Maha Sarakham is considered as a significant area for business owners when comparing to the numbers of visitors. Therefore, the government organizations fully support with tourism development policies of Tourism Authorities of Thailand (TAT) and Department of Business Administration (Jarinee, 2003). Apart from local people in the area of Maha Sarakham Municipality, there are people from different areas who visit during festivals in various tourist seasons. Maha Sarakham Provincial Statistical Office obviously revealed that in 2014, there were 282, 862 visitors and the revenue from tourism rose up totaling million baht. As mentioned, it is initially obvious that there is a large number of customers of entertainment spots in Maha Sarakham Province with popularity of using services of various types of entertainment venues continuously. วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร 153
3 Furthermore, the results of the surveying household economic and social conditions in 2014 revealed the comparison of household expenses in years , that is to say expenditures on food, beverages and tobacco accounting for 34.1 percent in 2012 and 33.9 percent in 2014 (National Statistical Office, Online, 2014 b). This is obvious from the total figures of selling liquor and beer of Area Excise Office Maha Sarakham in only Municipality of Maha Sarakham neighborhood, which have increased continuously. SkyscraperCity (Online, 2013) website stated that in year 2011, the total sales were 14,331, liters and rose to 17,075, liters in During the first 7 months of this year, the total sales rose up to 10,769, liters. There are total sales of about 1 million liters or more each month. Another results of surveying social, cultural and mental health conditions in 2008 of the National Statistical Office, 28.0 percent of adolescents aged years have the behavior of hanging out at night and 15.2 percent of adolescents aged years is found as going to entertainment venues (National Statistical Office, Online, 2014 a). Besides, there is the key business zone in the city center of Maha Sarakham Municipality. Currently the road along Somthavil Canal with an approximate distance of 3,850 meters actively becomes an area of investment in entertainment business, restaurants, and apartments throughout the two canal banks. (SkyscraperCity.com, Online, 2013). Eventually, it is classified as a new hang-out zone in Maha Sarakham Province. The business survey revealed that, in addition to being a source of restaurants of various styles, Somthavil canal is considered as the center of entertainment business that there are more than 11 shops recently situated. Most entrepreneurs come from different localities by renting land to operate new businesses. Various types of entertainment business, including live music restaurants, discotheques, karaoke bars, and beer bars are now booming along Somthavil Canal, Maha Sarakham Municipality. Meanwhile, the new investments stand at the beachhead area on the right next to the road along the canal, which was previously housing. Recently, this area has been revamped and changed from apartments for rental to restaurants and commercial buildings. Now the prices of land trading are considered to be much higher than ever when compared to over the last 10 years (SkyscraperCity.com, Online, 2013). This research will allow operators in entertainment business to use the results as the 154 วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร
4 guidance and information to improve better operations and further lead to success in business operations. OBJECTIVES 1) To study the personal characteristics and the marketing mix that affect the decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues. 2) To compare the difference of customers on choosing entertainment venues classified by personal characteristics. 3) To investigate the relationship between marketing mix factors and decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues. RESEARCH HYPOTHESES Ho1: Customers of entertainment venues with different personal characteristics (gender, age, marital status, educational background, occupation, source of income, and income level) are not different when deciding to choose entertainment venues in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province. H1: Customers of entertainment venues with different personal characteristics (gender, age, marital status, educational background, occupation, source of income, and income level) are different when deciding to choose entertainment venues in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province. Ho2: There is no significant relationship between 7P s Marketing Mix factors and the decision-making of customers on choosing venues of entertainment in Maha Sarakham Municipality. H2: There is a significant relationship between 7P s Marketing Mix factors and the decision-making of customers on choosing venues of entertainment in Maha Sarakham Municipality. วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร 155
5 Figure 1: Conceptual Framework Adapted from Kotler (2003); Nol (2007) 156 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY This research employed method, using a survey questionnaire. Data were obtained by convenience sampling. Questionnaire is a reformulated written set of questionnaires to which respondents report their answers. It is generally designed to collect large numbers of quantitative data (Sekaran & Bougie, 2013, p. 147). Therefore, the data were analyzed by statistics of percentage, mean, standard deviation, t-test, F-test, and multiple linear regression. The samples of this research consisted of customers who visited entertainment venues in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province during June-July Entertainment venues in this research is determined as four types of entertainment business, which are beer bar, discotheque, karaoke bar, and live music restaurant. วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร
6 Since the exact number of sample was unknown, sample size was determined by using a formula of infinite population of Cochran (1977). Independent variables were personal characteristics factors, including gender, age, marital status, educational background, occupation, source of income, and income level, and marketing mix factors, including product/service, price, place, promotion, people, physical environment, and process. Dependent variable was decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province. RESEARCH FINDINGS 1. Findings on personal characteristics data showed that the majority were males aged between in a relationship and student holding diploma education. Source of income were mainly from work and the income per month was about 15,001-20,000 baht. 2. Findings on marketing mix factors affecting customers decision-making on choosing entertainment venues in the area of Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province in overall was moderate ( χ = 3.34), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority of marketing mix factors affecting customers decision-making towards entertainment venues was Price (χ = 3.57), follows by process ( χ = 3.49), physical environment ( χ =3.35), place ( χ =3.31), respectively, and the lowest average was product/service ( χ = 3.04). Table 1: Mean and Standard Deviation of marketing mix factors affecting customers decision on choosing entertainment venues Marketing Mix Factors χ SD Level Product/Service Moderate 1. Place Reputation High 2. Suitable light and sound system Moderate 3. Tasty food Moderate 4. New menu updated Moderate 5. Music quality Moderate วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร 157
7 Table 1: (Continued) Marketing Mix Factors χ SD Level Price High 1. Foods are reasonable price High 2. Drinks are reasonable price High 3. Service charge is reasonable price High 4. Reasonable prices comparing High between the places 5. Giving discount on special occasions High Place Moderate 1. Place is accessible High 2. There is enough parking area Moderate 3. Offering VIP parking area Moderate 4. Stylish place High 5. Clean place High Promotion Moderate 1. Promoting through internet High 2. Promoting through radio High 3. Offering happy hour before 8 PM High 4. Giving a discount to new memberships High 5. Having sweepstakes during special occasions Moderate People Moderate 1. Fast service Moderate 2. Properly dressed staff High 3. Staff are able to explain food and drink menu High 4. Staff are active to work High 5. Staff talk nicely and politely High 158 วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร
8 Table 1: (Continued) Marketing Mix Factors χ SD Level Physical Environment Moderate 1. There is air convenient system High 2. Clean toilet High 3. Comfortable chairs High 4. Spacious comfortable place High 5. Cozy place Moderate Process High 1. Online reservation for VIP room Moderate 2. There is a good coordination teamwork staff High 3. Greetings and welcoming guest is excellent High 4. Services meet customers needs High 5. Excellent facilities High Total Moderate Findings from Table 1: revealed that product/service was moderate ( χ = 3.04), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority was place reputation ( χ = 3.51), follows by new menu updated ( χ = 3.16), suitable light and sound system ( χ = 3.15), tasty food ( χ = 3.13), respectively, and the lowest average was music quality ( χ = 2.68). Price was high ( χ = 3.57), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority was giving discount on special occasions ( χ = 3.65), follows by service charge was reasonable price ( χ = 3.61), foods are reasonable price ( χ = 3.59), offering good price to membership ( χ = 3.58), respectively, and the lowest average were drinks are reasonable price and reasonable prices comparing between the places ( χ = 3.49). Place was moderate ( χ = 3.31), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority was clean place (χ = 3.88), follows by stylish place วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร 159
9 ( χ = 3.81), place was accessible ( χ = 3.56), offering VIP parking area ( χ = 3.21), respectively, and the lowest average was there is enough parking area ( χ = 2.68). Promotion was moderate ( χ = 3.30), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority was promoting through radio ( χ = 3.93), follows by giving a discount to new membership ( χ = 3.62), promoting through internet ( χ = 3.59), offering happy hour before 8 PM ( χ = 3.57), respectively, and the lowest average was having sweepstakes during special occasions ( χ = 2.61). People was moderate ( χ = 3.31), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority was properly dressed staff ( χ = 3.61), follows by staff are active to work ( χ = 3.58), staff are able to explain food and drink menu ( χ = 3.51), staff talk nicely and politely ( χ = 3.50), respectively, and the lowest average was fast service ( χ = 2.64). Physical environment was moderate ( χ = 3.25), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority were there is air convenient system and clean toilet ( χ = 3.57), follows by spacious comfortable place (χ = 3.45), comfortable chairs ( χ = 3.44), respectively, and the lowest average was cozy place ( χ = 3.01). Process was high ( χ = 3.49), considering each side by a sort of average. It showed that the majority was excellent facilities ( χ = 3.86), follows by there is a good coordination system ( χ = 3.85), greetings and welcoming guest is excellent ( χ = 3.84), services meet customers needs ( χ = 3.59), respectively, and the lowest average was online reservation for VIP room ( χ = 2.68). HYPOPTHESES TESTING RESULTS 1. The results of hypothesis 1 accepted the null hypothesis (Ho1) which stated that customers of entertainment venues with different personal characteristics (age, marital status, educational background, occupation, source of income and income level) are not different when deciding to choose entertainment venues. Only gender that makes the rejection of the null hypothesis. It means that the customers with different gender are different when making a decision on choosing entertainment venues as stated on hypothesis (H1). 160 วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร
10 Table 2: Result of factors affecting customers decision-making on choosing entertainment venues classified by Gender Gender Number χ SD t Sig. Male * Process * Significant at or below.02 level Findings from table 2: illustrated that the result makes the rejection of the null hypothesis (Ho1) and accepted the hypothesis (H1) at the significant level of The results of hypothesis 2 can be concluded that 7P s Marketing Mix factors namely; place, physical environment, and process had impacts on decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment at the significant level of.05. Table 3: Coefficientsa of the marketing mix related to the customers decision-making on choosing entertainment venues วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร 161
11 From the table 3: the presence of a statistically significant standard and non-standard coefficient of linear regression equation on independent variable place as the value of t = with a statistically significant of.010, which is lower than.05. It shows the rejection of null hypothesis Ho2 and accepted the H2 stated that there is a significant relationship between place factor and the decision-making of customers on choosing places of entertainment venues which its value amounted to = -.128, and non-standard = As it turns out, the presence of a statistically significant standard and non-standard coefficient of linear regression equation on independent variable physical environment, as the value of t = with a statistically significant level of.004, which is lower than.05. It rejected of null hypothesis Ho2 and accepted H2 stated that there is a significant relationship between physical environment factor and the decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues which its value amounted to = -.170, and non-standard = As well as the presence of a statistically significant standard and non-standard coefficient of linear regression equation on independent variable process as the value of t = with a statistically significant level of.001, which is lower than.05. It shows that the rejection of null hypothesis Ho2 and accept H2 stated that there is a significant relationship between process factor and the decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues which its value amounted to =.161, and non-standard =.137. The rest of marketing mix factors, including product/service, price, promotion, and people accepted null hypotheses Ho2, stated that there is no significant relationship between 7P s marketing mix (product/service, price, promotion, and people) and the decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment venues. Table 4: Model summary of the marketing mix related to the customers decisionmaking on choosing entertainment venues 162 วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร
12 Based on table 4: it can be seen that the correlative coefficient (R) was calculated to = 0.290, indicating as weak positive relationship between independent variables which were marketing mix factors and dependent variable that was decision-making of customers on choosing entertainment places in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province. The coefficient of determination (R 2 ) was calculated to = and the adjusted coefficient of determination (Adjusted R 2 ) was calculated to = 0.068, which showed that the combined independent variables has been able to explain = 8.4% of the total variation that happened changes in the dependent variable. The remainder of = 91.6% of total variation was attributed to other factors. The R squared value of the column shows a value of = 0.084, which means that contribution of the relationship marketing mix variables consists of product/service, price, promotion, place, people, physical environment, and process to consumer s decision-making on choosing entertainment venues is 8.4%, and the rest is influenced by other variables not included in this research model. According to the result of linear regression analysis, it can be concluded that marketing mix factors including place, physical environment, and process were related to customers decision-making on choosing entertainment venues in Maha Sarakham Municipality, Maha Sarakham Province at the significant level of.05. RECOMMENDATIONS The public sector has the means to limit the entertainment business, and many times it wants to do it to reduce the problem caused by alcohol. Public sector can limit the amount of places where alcohol is sold, influenced by the price by taxation and limit the hours when alcohol can be served. As long as we admit that people will use alcohol anyway no matter what the limitations are, it is better than they do it under controlled situations. The author would recommend that the licensing to be the tool to control the usage of alcohol. By the amount of licenses, the public sector can control the entertainment venues. The licenses are admitted to respond the entrepreneurs who commit to follow the regulations. They are expected to control the age of customer, the hours of serving, and the condition of the customers. Public sector can inspect this by putting inspectors to visit the venues and check how regulations are followed. วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร 163
13 Licensing can give the venues a chance to flourish without letting the problems of alcohol increase too much. It is the uncontrolled usage of alcohol that causes most of the social problems like violence. The inspectors can control the hygienic situation of restaurants, kitchens, and processes of making food. Based on the results of this research, the private sector would be recommended according to marketing mix factors namely place, physical environment, and process that had impacts towards customers decisions on choosing entertainment venues. Place The parking lot should be adjusted and organized to be comfortable and enough to service customers. Indoor and outdoor waiting areas should be provided appropriately and spacious. Physical environment Views and atmosphere conditions are both important that should be focused because they are significant factors for customers visiting so called first impression. Process Entertainment standardization should be managed in order to service customers. Also the correctness of billing should be improved and carefully checked because reliability is very important that can risk the customers return. The more correct bills, the more customers trust in. Entertainment venues industry is a large sector and high competition. New competitors are trying to get involved the market share even more. Nevertheless, social media has an impact in our lifetime. It offers opportunities for connecting globally. Professionals use social media to enhance their careers and business prospects. In the fact that owners of entertainment venues can use this opportunity to promote the venues through internet as one of effective distribution channels. REFERENCES Cochran, W. G. (1977). Sampling techniques (3rd ed.). New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons. 164 วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร
14 Danu Satitmetakul. (2007). The service marketing mix factors affecting consumer selection towards entertainment venues in Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. Master thesis of Business Administration, Department of Business Administration, Chiang Mai University. Department of Government, Ministry of Defense. (2013). Data service center, Mahasarakham Province (Online). Available: Jarinee Nantawat. (2003). Behavior and satisfaction of the consumer of entertainment place in Muang, Ubon Ratchathani. Special intelligence case study of Business Administration, Department of Business Administration, Mahasarakham University. Kanlaya Kaewdee. (2012). Marketing mix and consumer behavior affecting on entertaining services in Yala Municipality, Yala Province. Master thesis of Business Administration, Graduate School, Yala Rajabhat University. Kotler, P. (2003). Marketing management (11st ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall. National Statistical Office. (2008). Survey of social, cultural and mental health in 2008 (Online). Available: (2014 a). Executive summary socio-economic survey in 2014 (Online). Available: (2014 b). Summary of the survey of smokers and binge of the population in 2014 (Online). Available: Nol Polchiangsa. (2007). Factors influencing the customers decision making on the selection of entertainment places in the area of Ubon Ratchatani. Master thesis of Business Administration, Department of Business Administration, Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University. Sekaran, U., & Bougie, R. (2013). Research methods for business: A skill-building approach (6th ed.). New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons. SkyscraperCity.Com. (2013). MAHA SARAKHAM (Online). Available: [2013, October 1]. วารสารว ชาการศร ปท ม ชลบ ร 165
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