A Study on Consumer Preference on Food Delivery Apps

Authors

  • Ilavarasi K.
  • Vyashini P.
  • Abarna S. M.

Keywords:

Consumer preference, Convenience, Culinary options, Decision-making, Food delivery, Marketing

Abstract

This study aims to examine consumer preferences in the quickly expanding meal delivery app business. It explores the variables impacting consumers' decisions and satisfaction levels using quantitative and qualitative approaches. The results provide marketers and app developers with insightful information on improving user experience and service offerings in this cutthroat market. The study includes the impact of the consumer's age groups and profession on their preference towards food delivery apps. This study is primarily based on consumers' preferences in Coimbatore city and also involves the analysis of preferred apps according to quality, price, offers, timely delivery, and user-friendliness.

Additionally, the research delves into how promotional strategies influence consumer loyalty and retention. It further examines the role of user reviews and ratings in shaping app preferences and evaluates the significance of cuisine variety in app selection. The study also considers the differences in preferences across different demographic segments, offering a comprehensive view of consumer behavior in the food delivery sector. Finally, it discusses the implications of these preferences for the competitive dynamics within the industry.

Published

2024-10-04

How to Cite

Ilavarasi K., Vyashini P., & Abarna S. M. (2024). A Study on Consumer Preference on Food Delivery Apps. Journal of Integrated Marketing Communications and Digital Marketing (p-ISSN: 3107-9172), 14–17. Retrieved from https://matjournals.net/engineering/index.php/JIMCDM/article/view/992