The Relation Target and Evolution Mechanisms in the Relationship Marketing——At the Symbiosis Theories Angle
Peng Jian-fang
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Peng Jian-fang
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The market competition for 21 centuries is the competition of supply chain and supply chain.At the symbiosis theories angle,the business enterprise which implements relationship marketing aims at setting up a kind of harmonious symbiosis relation with customer.The continuous and mutualism mode is a symbiosis target mode of enterprise and customer,is a relation target based on the relationship marketing.The relation is a develop process,its evolution mechanism have three kinds,namely: norm type symbiosis,characteristic type symbiosis and process type symbiosis.In symbiosis blend,the loyalty of customer raises continuouly,the business enterprise and customers concentrate on the long-term stable symbiosis cooperative relation.
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The market competition for 21 centuries is the competition of supply chain and supply chain.At the symbiosis theories angle,the business enterprise which implements relationship marketing aims at setting up a kind of harmonious symbiosis relation with customer.The continuous and mutualism mode is a symbiosis target mode of enterprise and customer,is a relation target based on the relationship marketing.The relation is a develop process,its evolution mechanism have three kinds,namely: norm type symbiosis,characteristic type symbiosis and process type symbiosis.In symbiosis blend,the loyalty of customer raises continuouly,the business enterprise and customers concentrate on the long-term stable symbiosis cooperative relation.
Key concepts: Symbiosis, Relation (database), Business, Competition (biology), Industrial organization, Marketing, Computer science, Ecology