The research has been conducted to know the peoples expectation and satisfaction Towards Ponds SkinCare Product. The difficulties faced by the customers with regard to skin care products availability and quality were also inquired into and there by their overall satisfaction level was studied. This is a descriptive research and mainly primary data is used for the purpose of data collection from 125 respondents through questionnaire. It was undertaken to determine the customer opinion and behavior of customers, price, quality, brand name are included in the study. Satisfaction level on ponds skin care products. Spss package program was used to analyze the data. The analyze of data was done by using the statistical tools like percentage analysis, chi-square and accordingly certain suggestions and recommendations have been given for improving the sales of ponds skin care products.
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
The study entitled “ A STUDY ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS PONDS SKIN
CARE PRODUCT“ This describes the changing role of ponds in the Brandywine watershed, which occupies a total of 330mi, most of it in Chester county, PA but also extending into Delaware county, PA and Northern Deleware.The Brandywine has long been a source of historical interest, a high priority for environmental conservation(e.g., by the brand wine valley association, Brandywine conservancy and Delaware water resource agency) and a subject of scientific inquiry (e.g.,Pizzuto and Mecklenburg 1989,Davis 2002)
The ecology and aggregate impact of ponds within the Brandywine watershed is more fully understood when one also consider the rapid proliferation of constructed ponds during human occupation of the region. For example, nutrient transformation and sediment retention by ponds (see companion document on pond ecology) are a important, if relatively unstudied, nutrient and sediment transport within steam systems, and the aggregate impact of pond profiferation is greatly magnified when trends in abundance are taken into account.
The information provided here draws on seminal work Franklin and Marshall College describing the abundance and ecological impact of mill ponds built during the colonial era (water and Merits 2008). Much of the emphasis relies on research at West Chester University concerning more recent trends in pond abundance and distribution during the last century. The research at West Chester University and preparation of this document were made pooible through growing greener grand SE 080021 administered by the Pennsylvania department of environmental protection. The views of the expressed herein are those of the authors, and not necessarily reflect the views of the department of environmental protection.
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
To study the customer satisfaction towards ponds skin care product
To identify the factors influencing for the ponds skin care product.
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
- The scope of the study is to identify and analyze the customer satisfaction towards ponds skin care product.
- The study will help the organization skin care product to increase the sales of the ponds skin care product and to strengthen the sales promotion strategies
LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
The information given by the respondents are tentative which may change from time to time.
The respondents bias may be a limitation for the study.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY RESEARCH MEANING
Research is common parlances refers to a search for knowledge. One can also define as a scientific and systematic search for certain information on a specific topic. in fact research is an art of scientific investigation but some people consider research as movements from known to unknown.
Methodology is defined as “the study of methods by which we gain knowledge, it deals with cognitive processes imposed on research by the problems arising from the nature of its subject matter.
RESEARCH DESIGN
The study is descriptive in nature, since it deals with satisfaction of the customers.
SAMPLING SIZE
The sample size chosen for the study is 50 respondents to the ponds skin care product.
TOOLS USED
Simple percentage
Chi-square test
REVIEW OF LITERATURE
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Crites, R.W., E. J. Middle brooks, and S.C. Reed. 2005. Natural Wastewater Treatment Systems. CRC Press.





