Customer satisfaction as an indicator for achieving competitive advantage according to 7P's theory In the sports clubs of the Arab Republic of Egypt

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Faculty of Physical Education - Zagazig University

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The current research aims to identify the extent of customer satisfaction according to the ‎theory 7P's as an indicator to achieve competitive advantage in private clubs. Axes to identify ‎customer satisfaction with (sports product - product pricing - product distribution - product ‎promotion - workers - operations and plans - physical evidence). The basic sample consisted of ‎‎(270 individuals) from (members of club boards - general managers of sports clubs - managers of ‎sports activities In clubs - marketing managers in sports clubs - members of the general assembly ‎in clubs), the researcher chose the research sample in a random way from the research community, ‎and the exploratory sample consisted of (36 individuals), and the most important results were that ‎there is no continuous follow-up to market trends and benefit from them in providing various ‎activities in the club, The quality of sports, social and recreational activities in the club is not ‎acceptable to members, and the club’s website is not used as an application on telephone devices, a ‎The price of added services within the club is not suitable for members, club signs and directions ‎that show the way to the club are clear and specific, easy access to the club from the place of ‎residence or work, there is no documentation of all activities and events within the club, there are ‎no clear mechanisms to promote services and products within the club, subscription prices Sports ‎activities are not suitable for the capabilities of the club members

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