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Chepterno1. INTRODUCTION In this research we have surveyed the preference and buying behavior of consumers for news paper. During this research we have interacted with people of “surat”.after this research we came to know how people perceives these news paper on the variable like price,quality,advertisement,satisfacation, act. The quality of services offered will determine customer satisfaction. For these reason, research on customer satisfaction is often closely associated with measurement of quality. There is lot of literature available on the relationship between customer satisfaction and service quality. The four leading newspaper that is….. - Gujarat Samachar - Sandesh - Gujarat Mitra - Divya Bhaskar -Other 1

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Chepterno1.

INTRODUCTION

In this research we have surveyed the preference and buying behavior of consumers for news

paper. During this research we have interacted with people of “surat”.after this research we came to

know how people perceives these news paper on the variable like

price,quality,advertisement,satisfacation, act.

The quality of services offered will determine customer satisfaction. For these reason, research

on customer satisfaction is often closely associated with measurement of quality. There is lot of

literature available on the relationship between customer satisfaction and service quality.

The four leading newspaper that is…..

- Gujarat Samachar

- Sandesh

- Gujarat Mitra

- Divya Bhaskar

-Other

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1.1 About the Newspaper industry

James Augusta Hicky, an Englishman, gave India its first newspaper in January, 1780.The

weekly Bengal Gazette, also known as Hicky’s gazette, was a rag of sports with gossip about

English society in Bengal. The newspaper closed down soon after, but it had fathered the birth of

the Newspaper Industry in India. The first Indian-owned, Indian–language was Sambad Kaumudi,

started in 1820 rather appropriately by RajRam Mohan Rai. Within a few years came the

newspapers whose names sound more familiar to us:

Times of India in 1838 The Hindu in 1878 Malayalam Manorama in 1888

By 1941, about 4000 newspapers and magazines were in print 17 languages and the

underlying them was the end of colonial rule.

From the late-1970s onwards, the press stated becoming “broad based”. This was the phase

of progressive expansion in circulation of dailies across languages and linguistic regions including

the hitherto dorman segments.

In the late 1980’s and the 1990’s, Indian newspapers underwent a facelift in order to keep up

with magazines and copy with the rise of television, which represent major competition for

advertising revenues. Till the year 1995 the industry had a approximately 70% share in the total

advertisement market.

Today, India publishes more daily newspaper than any other country in Asia, covering a

range of languages and cultural diversity that is unparallel in the world. In 2003 there were over

55,000 newspaper and parodies in India published in 101 languages and dialects and enjoying a

circulation of above 142 million (exhibit 1 and 2) in India the industry has traditionally been owner-

driven and capital intensive with a high gestation period and it remains so.

Newspapers are inherently local products, identified with a specific geographic market by

the news and advertising conveyed about that market. Weekly and non-daily newspapers provide

some local news, but not state, national or international information. In addition, the range of news

and advertising provided by weeklies is limited, so it is rare for consumers to substitute non-daily as

information sources.

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1.2 INTRODUCTION OF NEWS PAPER

1.2.1 Gujarat Samachar

Promoted by brothers Bahubali Shah and Shreyansh Shah, Gujarat Samachar (GS) has been

operating for more than 72 years, more as a close kit, family-run business with older brother

Shreyansh Shah involved in editorial and younger brother Bahubali Shah in charge of marketing. .

Today, the group boasts of six editions including Ahmadabad, Baroda, Surat, Rajkot, Bhavnagar

and Mumbai, as well as two satellite in Mehshana and Kheda, which are districts adjoining

Ahmadabad

1.2.2 Sandesh

Sandesh Samachar began in journey in 1923, and by now have 5 editions, seven lakh plus

circulation per day and 46 lakh plus readership, Until 1984 it had single edition published daily

from Ahmadabad second edition from Baroda was launched in 1985 follows by Surat in 1989,

Rajkot in 1990 and Bhavnagar in 1998.

The company went public in 1994 with a premium of Rs.90 on the value of Rs.10per share. The

issue was oversubscribed by 15 times.

The success of Sandesh can be summarized as under:

Strict quality control. Creating All India Marketing network. Substation profit for the company and liberal dividends for the Shareholders. Distribution network at every corner of Gujarat. Modernization and up gradation of printing units. Launching Health-Care division of Sandesh Limited, which is marketing FMCG products.

1.2.3. Divya Bhaskar

The Bhaskar Group launched its Gujarati newspaper “Divya Bhaskar” in June 2003 from

Ahmadabad. The Ahmadabad launch was carried through an elaborate consumer contact program, a

door-to-door survey, As a result, 8 lake plus households in Ahmadabad and 3.5 lakh households in

the upcountry districts like Mehshana and Anand, were called on in the month of March 2003

1.2.4. Others

In other We have surveyed the performance and behavior of various news paper like times of India,

Mid-day, Patrika, Mega Gujarat, etc..

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Chapter no 2

2. Problem statement

A large number of newspaper agencies are present. Customers have a different preference level

over bying the news paper. This research has been carried out to know what a publisher can do to

increases his sales of news paper. What improvement can be done in the contents or material of

paper, so as to attract customer among the difference news paper available.

2.1RESEARCH OBJECTIVES

This project is based on the study of customer satisfaction with service quality of various news

papers. Objective of the study are

(1) The objective is to know about customer satisfaction level associated with the customer

preference level.

(2) The important objective of this study is to determine the information provided by the newspaper to the customer.

2.2 Hypotheses

Certain Hypotheses are chalked out to understand properly and statistically analyze the issues regarding the research question.

H1: Strategies of price of the newspapers are uncorrelated with occupation

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Chapter no 3.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

The researcher has undertaken a research study on “The study of customer satisfaction with service

quality of various news papers”. The research study was undertaken by containing 100 respondents

using Questionnaire.

The research is made with a clear objective the customer satisfaction level measurement

with respect to the newspaper they prefer. After the detail study an attempt has been made present

comprehensive analysis of consumption of news paper. The data had been used to cover various

aspects like consumption, consumer’s preferences and customer satisfaction. We have use SPSS

15.0 software for data analysis of over study.

3.1 Research design

We will design a questionnaire based on newspaper problem such as,

1. satisfaction2. quality3. service4. price5. print 6. variety

3.2 Sample Size

The total sample size was taken 100 respondents for filling up the questionnaire. Sampling is

done based on convenience non-probability sampling method because as the topic of research is

very vast.100 respondents are divided in to 20 respondents of each newspaper.

Gujarat Samachar – 20 Respondents

Sandesh – 20 Respondents

Divya Bhaskar – 20Respondents

Gujarat Mitra – 20 Respondents

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3.3Sources of data collection

The information need of research is such that it requires primary and secondary data.

(1) Primary data: the primary data comprises information survey of this project has

been collected directly from respondent with the help of structured questionnaires.

(2) Secondary data :The secondary data was collected from internet references books

from library

3.3Limitations

As the market of Newspaper is very vast, it is difficult to conclude anything based on the response of such a small sample size of 100 respondents.

Some of the respondents were reluctant to give the correct information about the research area.

Due to less time period covered a small sample as research report.

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Chapter no 4

.Analysis of the study

Gender of the respondent

frequency percent valid percent cumulative %

valid male 52 52 52 52

female 48 48 48 100

total 100 100 100

male female46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

percentage

INTERPRETATION

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 100 respondent there are 52

respondents are male and 48 are female.

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Age of the respondents

valid frequency percent valid percent cumulative %

below20 12 12 12 1220-30 32 32 32 4430-40 36 36 36 80above40 20 20 20 100total 100 100 100

below20 20-30 30-40 above400

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

percentage

INTERPRETATION

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 100 respondent 12% are

below 20 year , 32% are in between 20 to 30 , 36% are in between 30 to 40 and remaining 20% are

above 40 years

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Occupation of the respondent

frequency percentvalid percent cumulative%

valid student 22 22 22 22

house wife 18 18 18 40employee 24 24 24 64business 36 36 36 100

total 100 100 100

student house wife employee buisness0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

percentage

INTERPRETATION

As per the above table and bar graph it indicate that out of 100 respondent

There are 22 % respondents are from student category, 18 % are from house wife, 24% are from

employee and 36 % are from business category

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4.1Divya Bhaskar

4.1.ASatisfied with the print and material

Frequency PercentValid

Percent

Cumulative

Percent

yes 12 60 60 60

no 2 10 10 70

maybe 4 20 20 90

Cant say 2 10 10 100

Total 20 100 100

yes no maybe cant say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 60% says yes ,

10% are says no , 20% are says may be and remaining 10% are can’t says.

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4.1.Bsatisfied with the availability of news paper

Frequency Percent Valid PercentCumulative Percent

yes 20 100 100 100no 0 0 0 0Maybe 0 0 0 0

cant say 0 0 0 0Total 20 100 100 100

yes no Maybe cant say0

20

40

60

80

100

120

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 100% satisfied

with availability of newspaper.

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4.1.cSatisfied with the price of newspaper

Frequency Percent Valid PercentCumulative

Percent

yes 16 80 80 80

no 4 20 20 100

maybe 0 0 0

Can’t say 0 0 0

Total 20 100 100

yes no maybe Cant’say 0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 80% are satisfied and

20% are not satisfied with the price of newspaper.

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4.1.dSatisfied with the service provided by news papers

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

Valid yes 10 50 50 50

no 6 30 30 80

maybe 4 20 20 100

Can’t say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe cantsay0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 50% are satisfied and

30% are not satisfied, 20% says maybe with the newspaper.

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4.1.ESatisfied with coverage of advertisement.

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 10 50 50 50

no 6 30 30 80

maybe 4 20 20 100

can't say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 50% are satisfied and

30% are not satisfied, 20% says maybe with the newspaper.

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4.1.FWhat change you like in your news paper

Frequency PercentValid

Percent Cumulative Percent

price 2 10 10 10

quality 6 30 30 40

scheme 2 10 10 50

detailed 8 40 40 90

clarity 2 10 10 100

Total 20 100 100

price quality scheme detailed clairity0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 10% are like change in price, 30% are like change in quality,10% are like change in scheme, 40% are like change in detailed, 10% are like change in clarity.

4.2 Gujarat Mitra 15

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4.2.ASatisfied with the print and material

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 9 45 45 45no 8 40 40 85maybe 2 10 10 95

cant' say 1 5 5 100

Total 20 100 100

yes no maybe cant' say05

101520253035404550

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 45% says yes ,

40% are says no , 10% are says may be and remaining 5% are can’t says.

4.2.BSatisfied with the availability of news paper

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Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 18 90 90 90

no 2 10 10 100

maybe 0 0 0 0

can't say 0 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 90% are

satisfied and 10% are dissatisfied with the availability of news paper.

4.2.CSatisfied with the price of newspapers17

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Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 19 95 95 95

no 1 5 5 100

maybe 0 0 0

can't say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can'tsay0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 95% are

satisfied and 5% are dissatisfied with the price of news paper.

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4.2.D Satisfied with the service provided by the news paper

Frequency PercentValid Percent

Cumulative Percent

yes 11 55 55 55

no 6 30 30 85

maybe 3 15 15 100can'tsay 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can'tsay0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 55% are says

yes and 30% are says not and 15% says..

4.2.E satisfied with the coverage of advertisement

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Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 12 60 60 60

no 7 35 35 95

maybe 1 5 5 100

can't say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Percent

Interpdritation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 60% are

satisfied and 35% are not satisfied, 5% says maybe with the coverage of advertisement.

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4.2.FWhat change you like in news paper

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

price 2 10 10 10quality 10 50 50 60scheme 1 5 5 65detail 5 25 25 90clarity 2 10 10 100Total 20 100 100

price quality scheme detail clarity0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Percent

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 10% are like

change in price, 50% are like change in quality,5% are like change in scheme, 25% are like change

in detailed, 10% are like change in clarity.

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4.3. Gujarat samachar

4.3.A Satisfied with the print/material of news paper

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 13 65 65 65

no 5 25 25 90

maybe 2 10 10 100

can't say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can'tsay0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Percent

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 65% says yes , 25% are says no , 10% are says may be.

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4.3. B Satisfied with the availability of news paper

Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 19 95 95 95

no 1 5 5 100

maybe 0 0 0

can't say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 95% are satisfied and 5% are not satisfied.

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4.4.C Satisfied with the price of newspaper

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 17 85 85 85

no 3 15 15 100

maybe 0 0 0

can't say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 85% are satisfied and 15% are not satisfied.

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4.4. D Satisfied with the service provided by newspapers.

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 13 65 65 65no 6 30 30 95maybe 1 5 5 100can't say 0 0 0total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can'tsay0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicates that out of 20 respondent 65% are satisfied and 30% are not satisfied and 5% are maybe.

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4.4. E Satisfied with the coverage of advertisement.

yes no maybe can't say0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 40% says yes ,

40% are says no , 5% are says may be and remaining15% are can’t says.

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Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 8 40 40 40no 8 40 40 80maybe 1 5 5 85

can't say 3 15 15 100Total 20 100 100

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4.4. F What Change you like in newspaper.

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

price 3 15 15 15

quality 5 25 25 40

scheme 1 5 5 45

detail 8 40 40 85

clarity 3 15 15 100

Total 20 100 100

price quality scheme detail cliearity0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 15% are like

change in price, 25% are like change in quality,40% are like change in scheme, 5% are like change

in detailed, 15% are like change in clarity

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4.4. Sandesh

4.4. A Satisfied with the print/material of news paper

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 13 65 65 65no 5 25 25 90maybe 2 10 10 100

can't say 0 0 0total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicates that out of 20 respondent 65% are satisfied and 25% are not satisfied and 10% are maybe.

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4.4. B Satisfied with the availability of news paper

Frequency PercentValid Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 16 80 80 80no 3 15 15 95maybe 1 5 5 100can't say 0 0 0total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicates that out of 20 respondent 80% are satisfied and 155% are not satisfied and 5% are maybe.

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4.4. C Satisfied with the price of newspaper

Frequency Percent Percent Cumulative Percentyes 17 85 85 85no 3 15 15 100maybe 0 0 0

can't say 0 0 0total 20 100 100

yes no maybe con't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 85% are satisfied and 15% are not satisfied.

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4.4. D Satisfied with the service provided by newspapers.

Frequency Percent Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 13 65 65 65

no 1 5 5 70

may be 6 30 30 100

can't say 0 0 0

total 20 100 100

yes no may be can't say0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicates that out of 20 respondent 65% are satisfied and 5% are not satisfied and 30% are maybe.

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4.4 .E Satisfied with the coverage of advertisement

Frequency Percent Percent Cumulative Percent

yes 8 40 40 40

no 7 35 35 75

maybe 2 10 10 85

can't say 3 15 15 100

Total 20 100 100

yes no maybe can't say0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

Percent

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 40% says yes ,

35% are says no , 10% are says may be and remaining15% are can’t says.

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4.4. F What Change you like in newspaper.

Frequency Percent Percent Cumulative Percent

price 2 10 10 10quality 5 25 25 35scheme 4 20 20 55detail 7 35 35 90clarity 2 10 10 100Total 20 100 100

Interpretation

As per the above frequency table and bar graph it indicate that out of 20 respondent 10% are like

change in price, 25% are like change in quality,20% are like change in scheme,35% are like change

in detailed, 10% are like change in clarity.

4.5. Others..

These are the respondents who are not reading Guajarati news paper.

We have served 20 respondent of other news paper.80% satisfied and reaming 20% were half filled so neglected.

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price quality scheme detail clarity0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Percent

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Che- no 5

5.1Analysis of Hypothesis test

Case Processing Summary

Cases

Valid Missing Total

N Percent N Percent N Percentperson * price 4 4.0% 96 96.0% 100 100.0%

Person * price Cross tabulation

Count

price Total

yes Can’t say yesperson 18.00 0 1 1

22.00 1 0 124.00 1 0 136.00 0 1 1

Total 2 2 4

Chi-Square Tests

Value dfAsymp. Sig. (2-sided)

Pearson Chi-Square 4 3 0.261464Likelihood Ratio 5.545177 3 0.135961

Linear-by-Linear Association 0.266667 1 0.605577N of Valid Cases 4

Assumption significations value is higher than 0.5, so that null hypotheses is not rejected.

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Chapter no 6.

6.1Conclusion

A survey of the people has been conducted to know the satisfaction level of various

news papers.

Most of the respondents said that they are not satisfied with Divya Bhaskar because of the high coverage of advertisement. They said that sometimes approximately 50 to 60% of the pages are covered by the advertisement. Hence, they should improve the quality of supplements.

Most of the respondents said that they are not satisfied with the print material of gujratmitra

newspaper because of poor quality. Comparison to other news paper most of respondent

not satisfied with the service provided by the newspaper.

Comparison to other, in gujratsamachar news paper they are not satisfied with the service

provided by the news paper or also I think gujratsamachar not given proper business news.

In Sandesh most of respondent are not satisfy with the detail news of news papers.

6.2Recommendations and suggestion

1. Gujarat Samachar concentrate on service of newspapers.

2. Sandesh needs to concentrate on increasing the detail news.

3. Improving the quality of paper by Gujarat Mitra as well as introducing promotional plans as done by other newspaper to compete in the market.

4. Divya Bhaskar needs to concentrate on reducing the coverage of advertisement.

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7.Bibliography

Reference books:

Marketing Research, By G.C.Berry Research Methodology, By Bhattacharya

Websites:

www.india.net

www.sandesh.com

www.gujaratsamachar.com

www.divyabhaskar.com

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5. Annxture : QUESTIONNAIRE

With honor,

We are student of D.B.I.M., VNSGU, Surat, doing a research on customer satisfaction with the service quality of various NEWS PAPER. We will be thankful, if you give proper and right answer of our questions. This information collected is purely for academic purpose & would be kept confidential. Thank you for spending your valuable time with us.

1. Personal Information1. Name:2. Age:

3. Gender: Male

Female

4. Occupation:

Student House Wife

Employee Business

5. Daily which news paper you purchased?

1. Divya Bhaskar 2. Gujarat Mitra

3. Gujarat Samachar 4. Sandesh

5. Others

1) Are you satisfied with the print/material of your news paper?

Yes No May be Cant’ say

2) Are news paper easily available?

Yes No May be Cant’ say

3) Do you satisfied with the price of news paper?

Yes No May be Cant’ say

4) Are you satisfied with the service provide by your news paper?

Yes No May be Cant’ say

5) Are you satisfied with the coverage of advertisement?

Yes No May be Cant’ say

6) What change you like in news paper?

Price Quality Promotional scheme

News detailed Clarity

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