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In dynamic telecom industry marketers always try to create and maintain strong customer relationship by establishing effective marketing strategies as it is a significant achievement aspect that enhances the competitiveness level of an organization. The purpose of the research is to investigate the impact of the various feature of brand experience (sensory, affective, and intellectual) on brand satisfaction and brand loyalty. For achieving these objectives, a total of 120 consumers participated in this study. They completed a structured questionnaire, and the information of this study is analyzed using SPSS. Nonprobability sample technique used to gather data from respondents. The study shows that good internal consistency presents here as we use Cronbach?s Alpha to measure this internal consistency in our reliability test. From the findings, it is identified that there are variations in the different aspects of brand experience (sensory, affective, and intellectual) across the brands. \end{abstract} \keywords{brand experience, brand loyalty, brand satisfaction, Bangladeshi consumers.} \begin{textblock*}{18cm}(1cm,1cm) % {block width} (coords) \textcolor{GJBlue}{\LARGE Global Journals \LaTeX\ JournalKaleidoscope\texttrademark} \end{textblock*} \begin{textblock*}{18cm}(1.4cm,1.5cm) % {block width} (coords) \textcolor{GJBlue}{\footnotesize \\ Artificial Intelligence formulated this projection for compatibility purposes from the original article published at Global Journals. However, this technology is currently in beta. \emph{Therefore, kindly ignore odd layouts, missed formulae, text, tables, or figures.}} \end{textblock*} \let\tabcellsep& \section[{Introduction}]{Introduction}\par hile maintaining and enhancing customer relationships is essential to gaining long-term profitability, it is not so simple to do in the competitive setting Brand loyalty is the repeated purchase of any consumer reflecting their deliberate choice to purchase the item continually and showing a favorable attitude towards the brand in the future. This is not all about a customer's psychological engagement with the brand (Rehman, Zia-ur-Rehman, \& Akhtar, 2012). In the marketing environment, the importance of brand loyalty has acknowledged for at least three centuries. This research tries to define the impact on brand loyalty for mobile phone consumers in Bangladesh of brand experience and product participation. Brand loyalty is a special facet of relationship marketing, where the buyer has a remarkable psychological attachment to the brand entity consumed \hyperref[b23]{(Raj \& Mohan, 2007)}. Brand experience is crucial in creating brand loyalty and attaining company sustainability, and customer loyalty is affected directly by buying conduct and indirectly by a brand's attitude. {\ref (ChuanHuat Ong \& Ramayah, 2018)}. Some scholars have invented a four-dimensional brand experience scale: sensory, affective, mental, and behavioral \hyperref[b6]{(Brakus, Schmitt, \& Zarantonello, 2009)}.\par In the mobile phone sector, customer expectations, needs, and desires are evolving, and sophisticated technology will innovate and invent continuously. Most mobile phone users are young, so it is essential to attract fresh generations as phone users are mainly young and achieve a strong marketplace to make them loyal. \hyperref[b19]{(Khundyz, 2018)}. Like other developing countries, the mobile telecommunications industry in Bangladesh has become one of the fastest sectors with the appearance of a several rivals, which in the last two to three years has dramatically increased the number of mobile subscribers. The significant reduction in the cost of mobile phones and enhanced disposable income also made Bangladesh's customers choose their preferred mobile phones at a cheaper and cheaper price (Dr. AbulKalam Azad \& Shamsher, 2014).\par Mobile phones are comparatively new, especially smartphones, which have become our inseparable companions today {\ref (uSwitch.com, 2019)}. Motorola published its first commercial mobile phone, known as the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, in 1983. The handset provided 30 minutes speaking time, six hours standby, and stored 30 phone numbers. It also cost £2639 (\$3995) (GOODWIN, 2019).\par The first mobile phone service went through the town cell business in Bangladesh in 1993. At that time expense of a mobile phone was an enormous sum that was hard for an ordinary or middle-income individual to purchase a mobile phone. Still, now things are very much changing individuals can buy phones according to their decisions as well as their brand preferences. A significant factor that marketers increase is that brand loyalty helps lower the price of doing company, thus enhancing the profitability of both the brand and the company. This phenomenon results in free advertising through word of mouth. Brand faithful customers are the individuals who encourage your product. Loyal consumers will be the first to tell friends and family W about their experiences regarded customer engagement as a precious organizational asset \hyperref[b19]{(Khundyz, 2018)}.\par This research investigated the allegiance of the brand and its associated variables, namely brand experience and product participation. The mobile phone has become a foremost component of our lives for fast technological change, so this research enables companies to know the purchasing conduct of customers. Our study goal is to define the brand loyalty dimensions in the mobile phone sector and its developing markets. Furthermore, this study will equip telecom companies with enhancing comprehensive regarding the perception of the consumers. \section[{II.}]{II.} \section[{Literature Review a) Brand Experience}]{Literature Review a) Brand Experience}\par Traditionally, marketing has concentrated on the physical elements of products and services such as fun ctionality, cost, accessibility, or quality \hyperref[b20]{(Mascarenhas, 2006)}. A few years ago, marketing researchers started to point out that marketing should change its focus and consider other components, such as relationship leadership and value creation (Oriol Iglesias, 2011). In creating brand loyalty and attaining company sustainability, brand experiences are essential. Business efficiency is affected by customer loyalty directly through buying behavior, as well as indirectly through a brand approach (Chuan Huat Ong \& Ramayah, 2018). Sensations, feelings, cognitions, and behavioral responses are the concepts of brand experience. The authors distinguish several experience dimensions and construct a brand experience scale that includes four dimensions: sensory, affective, intellectual, and behavioral. We conceptualize brand experience as subjective, internal consumer responses (sensations, feelings, and cognitions) and behavioral responses evoked by brand-related stimuli that are part of a brand's design and identity, packaging, communications, and environments \hyperref[b6]{(Brakus, Schmitt, \& Zarantonello, 2009)}. Brand experience is a tool that helps to develop customer awareness and build brandfaithful consumers. Brand experience is one kind of experiential marketing that includes a holistic set of conditions which develops by a company for influencing the feeling a customer has about a company name or product. The company must develop a relationship between the brand and a specific need or emotion of the consumer. \section[{b) Product Involvement}]{b) Product Involvement}\par Several studies have studied the connection between product involvement and brand loyalty where it demonstrates that product participation has a beneficial impact on brand loyalty. This improves the propensity of the same person to purchase the same brand when a person participates more in the product category. The interpretation of such a finding demonstrates that the participation of the product creates greater psychological engagement which also contributes to enhance brand loyalty \hyperref[b5]{(Bandyopadhyay \& Martell, 2007)}. "Research shows that when product involvement is high, buyer decision processes proceed through extended decision making, a series of sequential stages involving information search and evaluation of criteria consumers neither wish nor can exert a great deal of effort to process information in a low involvement situation thus when product involvement is high, consumers are more likely to put in more effort and are more capable of evaluating"(Xuemei Bian., 2011). Low involvement products are inexpensive or maybe moderately priced; they are low in value and risk commonly buying this item and being able to buy it as a routine. "Example, toothpaste, pen, soap, bread, tea, coffee, etc. The customer adds little thought and emotion to this kind of product. The extent of customer interest in consuming a product and the quantity of data the customer seeks to make a purchase decision has a connection with customer participation with a product. Product involvement includes a consumer's continuing dedication to thinking, feeling, and behavioral reaction to a product category (Renee Kim *, Dong Hyun Yoon, \& Yan Chao, 2015). When the consumer has high involvement with the product, they are likely to search information about that products more intensively. They may compare advertisements, or experiment with different brands and select the best alternative product \hyperref[b10]{(Coulter, Price, \& Feick, 2003)}. Involvement with products can help to develop a greater perception of attribute differences, greater product importance, and greater commitment to brand choice (Howard, John A, \& Sheth, 1969).Customer satisfaction, brand attitudes, and loyalty may vary with the product involvement. Involvement considers one of the crucial moderators that determine purchase decisions \hyperref[b7]{(Celsi \& Olson, 1988)}. \section[{c) Brand Loyalty}]{c) Brand Loyalty}\par Brand loyalty is a pattern of consumer's behavior where they continuously purchase one brand's products over another. Brand loyalty gets consumers committed to a specific brand or product. Businesses plan different creative marketing strategies like reward and loyalty programs, incentives, trials, and brand ambassadors to create brand loyalty. In addition, loyalty has been referred to in a variety of marketspecific contexts, for example, service, store and vendor loyalty, an contexts that reflect the unit of measurement; customer and brand loyalty(Algesheimer, Rene, Dholakia, Uptal M., \& Herrmann, 2005). "Brand experiences encourage loyalty by creating emotional connections through an engaging, compelling, and consistent context. The context is the environment in which the service encounter occurs; it encompasses the physical and relational characteristics of the setting in which the consumer consumes the service as well as everything that the customer interacts within that setting. This definition of context indicates two primary components of context, physical and relational. The physical context is made up of the "clues" generated by the sights, sounds, textures and smells of the environment; the relational context is composed of those "clues" that emanate from people and behaviors in which they engage"(Azize Sahin, Cemal Zehir, \& Hakan, 2011). It is identified that the more positive experience perceived by customers toward a brand, they would be more loyal towards that brand. Brand loyalty has become a significant concept for retailers in managing revenue growth rate, serving a critical role in building customer relationships, and retaining customers (De Mesa, 2013).Most researchers said that brand loyalty could give firm advantages such as diminished advertising costs. Also, brand loyalty helps to achieve competitive edge in the market as it has good brand value among their loyal customers. \section[{d) Industry Review i. History of Mobile}]{d) Industry Review i. History of Mobile}\par The modern smartphone has taken a long 26year journey to reach in this stage, and it has improved a lot over these years. There is no device in history which has ingrained in the lives of everyday customers more than the mobile phone \hyperref[b22]{(Pothitos, 2016)}.\par In 1973 Motorola was the first company that produced the first handheld mobile phone. In 1983, Motorola DynaTAC 8000X was the first commercial mobile phone released by Motorola. In 1989 Nokia's first 'handheld' mobile phone, the MobiraCityman 900, launched 1989, weighed just 800g. The world's first digital mobile phone was The Motorola International 3200 invented in 1992. The IBM Simon was head held touchscreen device, which built in 1994. The world's first smartphone, The Nokia Communicator 9000, invented in 1996 as it ran on an Intel 24 MHz 1386 CPU and had 8MB of RAM. The first handset released by the BlackBerry brand. The BlackBerry 850 released in 1999 (GOODWIN, 2019). "The first camera cell phone introduced commercially was the J-SH04 in Japan and the Sharp Corporation in November 2000. The first MP3 player phone was the Siemens SL45. It had a memory expansion slot and an MP3 player. In the days before Samsung achieved world dominance, they released in 2002 the SGH-T100, the first mobile phone using a thin film transistor matrix LCD display. In 2005 the revolutionary Blackberry 7270 appeared featuring Wi-Fi leading to an addiction which jokingly referred to as Crackberry" (Stelladoradus, 2013). In 2007 the iPhone debuted with its high technology. The iPhone 3G was the sharpest mobile stick, however on out things would begin progressing even faster from here (GOODWIN, 2019).\par There is such vital history of phones it is difficult to cover all the key events of mobile phones. \section[{ii. Mobile phone industry in Bangladesh}]{ii. Mobile phone industry in Bangladesh}\par The "Mobile Phone Service" came to Bangladesh in 1993. Bangladesh enters the mobile world through the City Cell Company. City cell company first launched mobile phone in Bangladesh. More than one lack Taka required for a mobile connection back then. Having a phone for middle and lower income group was like a dream in 1993 (assignmentpoint, n.d.). They try to do best of them, but they can't. The mobile revolution in Bangladesh began in 1997 with the introduction of the Grameen Phone program. Grameen Telecom is one of the properties of Grameenphone and could be a subsidiary of the Grameen Bank, a recognized microfinance bank (buymobile, 2017).\par "Now a day's technological innovation, change in market demand and intense competition of price reduction has made the mobile phone an indispensable part for most of the nations in the world. The wide adoption and uses of mobile phones have developed the communication and entertainment capacity to a greater extent through which people are now enjoying the facilities like Facebook, mobile chatting and lots of different services"(Dr. Abul Kalam Azad \& Shamsher, 2014).\par iii. Major mobile phone brands a. APPLE Apple is the most prominent company which expertise in designing, manufacturing mobile phones, computers, tablets, and other devices. Apple is famous because of its superiority with each of its products. The company has built the Apple brand as a top-of-the-line brand and therefore can demand premium prices for its products. The headquarter of Apple in Cupertino, California, was founded in 1976 as a computer company.\par The company now designs and manufacturers numerous electronic devices, including mobile phones, personal computers, watches, portable digital music players, and other media devices \hyperref[b18]{(Kerr, 2015)}. Steve Jobs is the most eminent individual for his devotion for Apple among all the founders of Apple company. Globally It is a well-known organization for iPods, iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. Premium quality and unique specialized nature are the source of their popularity. It is the sole manufacturer in the world which has their operating system (iOS)(mobiledokan, 2019). \section[{b. SAMSUNG}]{b. SAMSUNG}\par Samsung Electronics works in one of the world's most competitive industries. Sixty-seven new smartphone are launched each year, according to the U.S. Federal Communication Commission. Samsung focuses on low-price products for the economic segment of the market. Samsung's headquarters in Suwon, South Korea. Samsung became the world's second-biggest manufacturer of mobile devices (H. \hyperref[b14]{Gayathri, Pandurangi, \& Gowda, 2013)}. Companies in this industry have primarily used aggressive pricing advertising strategies to develop and achieve vital market share; Samsung is no exception. Samsung Electronics beat Nokia, the industry leader since 1998, to become the world's biggest mobile phone manufacturer through unit sales in the first quarter of 2012. Since 2012, for the number of units sold, Samsung has stayed the leader in the global smartphone industry {\ref (Chong)}. \section[{c. WALTON}]{c. WALTON}\par WALTON MOBILE is a well-known brand name in Bangladesh in the mobile phone market. WALTON MOBILE currently maintains No.3 place with a 12 percent market share and an impressive 7.96 percent annual growth rate in Bangladesh's highly competitive mobile phone market. The founder of WALTON Group of Industries is S.M NurulAlamRezvi, under the umbrella of R.B Group (Rizvi and Brothers) in 1977 as a trading company \hyperref[b15]{(Hasan, 2017)}. "Walton has Bangladesh's enormous marketing network and sells its products through more than 5,000 stores, including 140 showrooms owned by companies and exclusive showrooms for retailers and retailers \hyperref[b2]{(Abedin, 2013)}. Their first mobile phone department began in 2010. WALTON MOBILE also provides goods in overseas markets throughout Bangladesh. "WALTON MOBILE presently offers 54 android-operated smartphones of various cost ranges and settings under Primo's submarine name \hyperref[b15]{(Hasan, 2017)} III. \section[{Objectives of the Study}]{Objectives of the Study}\par 1. To evaluate the reliability of the constructs used in the study: three aspects of brand experience (sensory, affective and intellectual dimensions) and brand experience and brand loyalty. For that purpose, the Cronbach Alpha value will calculate for the aforementioned constructs. 2. To examine if the sensory aspect of brand experience varies across the brands considered in the study.\par 3. To examine if the affective aspect of brand experience varies across the brands considered in the study. 4. To examine if the intellectual aspect of brand experience varies across the brands considered in the study. 5. To see if brand satisfaction varies across the brands considered in the study. 6. To see if brand loyalty varies across the brands considered in the study. 7. To measure the impact of the various aspects of brand experience (sensory, affective and intellectual dimensions) on brand satisfaction. 8. To measure the impact of the various aspects of brand experience (sensory, affective and intellectual dimensions) on brand loyalty.\par IV. \section[{Methodology of the Study}]{Methodology of the Study}\par To examine the effects of the brand experience and product involvement on brand loyalty, a nonprobability sample technique with more specifically convenient sampling has applied in this project.\par Total 120 participants included in the survey, with 81 from United International University and 39 from general consumers. The survey was conducted from June to September 2019 among 120 participants in Dhaka.\par The study instruments were both primary and secondary data; we have taken information from secondary sources like-several journals, articles. The primary data for this study gathered through a structured questionnaire from customers, specifically from students of Dhaka City.\par V. \section[{Findings of the Study}]{Findings of the Study} \section[{Sample Characteristics}]{Sample Characteristics}\par Here the sample characteristics are described in terms of gender, education, profession, average monthly income and the considered in the study. Now assuming a 95\% level of confidence, the following confidence interval can construct: \section[{Gender}]{Gender}D = ?????? = 1.96 × ?? ??? = 1.96 × 1.24 ?120 = 0.22 ??. ?? = ?? ± ?? = 2.81 ± .22 = (2.59 â??" 3.03)\par The confidence interval here is "between 2.59 and 3.03". \section[{Affective (A)}]{Affective (A)}\par Here the basic descriptive statistics are used for evaluating the construct. The confidence interval here is "between 2.46 and 2.86". \section[{Maximum Mean Standard Deviation}]{Maximum Mean Standard Deviation} \section[{Intellectual (I)}]{Intellectual (I)}\par Here the basic descriptive statistics are used for evaluating the construct. The confidence interval here is "between 2.48 and 2.88". \section[{Maximum Mean Standard Deviation}]{Maximum Mean Standard Deviation} \section[{Brand Satisfaction (BS)}]{Brand Satisfaction (BS)}\par Here the basic descriptive statistics are used for evaluating the construct. The confidence interval here is "between 2.6 and 3.01". \section[{Maximum Mean}]{Maximum Mean} \section[{Brand Loyalty (BL)}]{Brand Loyalty (BL)}\par Here the basic descriptive statistics are used for evaluating the construct.\par Maximum Mean Standard Deviation 1 5 2.75 1.07\par Now assuming a 95\% level of confidence, the following confidence interval can be constructed:D = ?????? = 1.96 × ?? ??? = 1.96 × 1.07 ?120 = 0.19 ??. ?? = ?? ± ?? = 2.75 ± .19 = (2.56 â??" 2.94)\par The confidence interval here is "between 2.56 and 2.94". \section[{Reliability Analysis of the Constructs Cronbach's Alpha}]{Reliability Analysis of the Constructs Cronbach's Alpha}\par Cronbach's alpha is a method which can measure internal consistency among the items of a group (UCLA Institute for digital research and education, n.d.).\par "A commonly accepted rule for describing internal consistency using Cronbach's alpha is as follows, though a greater number of items in the test can artificially inflate the value of alpha and a sample with a narrow range can deflate it, so this rule should use with caution" (Wikipedia, 2019). \section[{Reliability of the Construct Sensory (S)}]{Reliability of the Construct Sensory (S)}\par ****** Method 1 (space saver) will use for this analysis ****** RELIABILITY ANALYSIS-SCALE (A L P H A) Reliability Coefficients N of Cases = 120.0 N of Items = 2 Alpha = .8548\par In our reliability test, the score of Cronbach's Alpha OF .8548 which shows that internal consistency is good here. In our reliability test, the score of Cronbach's Alpha OF .8102 which shows that internal consistency is good here. \section[{Reliability of the Construct Affective}]{Reliability of the Construct Affective} \section[{Reliability of the Construct Brand Satisfaction (BS)}]{Reliability of the Construct Brand Satisfaction (BS)}\par ****** Method 1 (space saver) will use for this analysis ****** RELIABILITY ANALYSIS-SCALE (ALPHA) Reliability Coefficients N of Cases = 120.0 N of Items = 3 Alpha = .8732\par In our reliability test, the score of Cronbach's Alpha OF .8732 which shows that internal consistency is good here. \section[{Cronbach's alpha}]{Cronbach's alpha}\par Internal consistency 0.9 ? ? Excellent 0.8 ? ? < 0.9 Good 0.7 ? ? < 0. The following hypothesis has developed here: Ho:??1 = ??2 = ??3 H1:??1 ? ??2 ? ??3 Now, Focal =3.566 Sig.=0.000 ?? = 0.05\par The null hypothesis has rejected here because the value of significant is less than the value of alpha, ?? = 0.05. Now it shows that brand Samsung is the best in affective aspect (Mean= 2.98) followed by iPhone (Mean= 2.66) and Walton (Mean= 2.34). The following hypothesis has developed here: Ho: \section[{Descriptives}]{Descriptives}??1 = ??2 = ??3 H1:??1 ? ??2 ? ??3 Now, Focal =5.575 Sig.=0.000 ?? = 0.05\par The null hypothesis has rejected here because the value of significant is less than the value of alpha, ?? = 0.05. Now it shows that brand Samsung mobile is the best in intellectual aspect (Mean= 3.1) followed by iPhone (Mean= 2.65) and Walton (Mean= 2.31). \section[{Oneway}]{Oneway}: ??1 = ??2 = ??3 H1:??1 ? ??2 ? ??3 Now, Focal =7.832\par Sig.=0.000 ?? = 0.05\par The null hypothesis has rejected here because the value of significant is less than the value of alpha, ?? = 0.05. Now shows that brand Samsung mobile is the best in brand satisfaction aspect (Mean= 3.09) followed by iPhone (Mean= 3.07) and Walton (Mean= 2.28). The null hypothesis has rejected here because the value of significant is less than the value of alpha, ?? = 0.05. Now it shows that brand Samsung mobile is the best in brand loyalty aspect (Mean= 3.08)followed by iPhone (Mean= 2.88) and Walton (Mean= 2.29). The following overall hypothesis has formulated here: H0: ?? 2 = 0 H1:?? 2 ? 0 Focal=67.799 Sig= .000 \section[{Oneway}]{Oneway} \section[{Oneway}]{Oneway}?? = 0.05\par The null hypothesis has rejected here because the value of significant is less than the value of alpha, ?? = 0.05. Now the relative contribution of each independent variable can be identified. The beta value of sensory is high than other variables, so its says that the sensory aspect has more contribution to brand experience due to the associated beta value. The following overall hypothesis has formulated here: H0: ?? 2 = 0 H1:?? 2 ? 0 Focal=67.925 Sig= .000 ?? = 0.05 \section[{Independent}]{Independent}\par Null hypothesis has rejected here because the value of significant is less than the value of alpha, ?? = 0.05. Now the relative contribution of each independent variable can be identified.The beta value of sensory is high than other variables so it is said that sensory aspect has more contribution to brand experience due to the associated beta value. \section[{Limitations of the Study}]{Limitations of the Study}\par The total duration of study is too short to carry out all the details about this project. In addition, this study can be more accurate if we got a long period to do it.\par As we are student, this projects funded by us, so there was some financial constrained and for that the survey was conducted only Dhaka city.\par We conducted my survey only on product industry we don't get any data about the service or other industry due to the lack of resources. \section[{Future Research Scope}]{Future Research Scope}\par The scope of the research recognizes after and during the study. There was financial constraint due to that this study only limited to people who belong to Dhaka city. So, other cities should include in the near future. We conducted our survey in the product industry, so in the future other sectors should cover. \section[{VII.}]{VII.} \section[{Conclusion}]{Conclusion}\par A brand experience perceived by consumers as superior will only lead to actual brand satisfaction and brand loyalty if an affective engagement has established between the brand and its consumers.\par The finding of this paper verify all the research hypotheses and the important link between brand experience on brand loyalty and brand satisfaction. This research gives an insight into the factors that how brand experience and product involvement affect brand satisfaction and brand loyalty. This research revealed that brand experience and product involvement has a positive impact on brand satisfaction and brand loyalty because when a customer has a positive experience, they reproduce that experience, and if they have a negative experience with the product, they will never choose the brand again. 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