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Urban Culture Network Marketing

Zou ChengLin

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As the competition between cities become more and more intense,the urban culture has got increasingly important to a city′s development and competitiveness.This paper takes Yunyang of Chongqing as an example,explaining the methods of network marketing of urban culture of Yunyang so as to provide a cultural reference to urban culture marketing of Chinese small and medium-sized cities.

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As the competition between cities become more and more intense,the urban culture has got increasingly important to a city′s development and competitiveness.This paper takes Yunyang of Chongqing as an example,explaining the methods of network marketing of urban culture of Yunyang so as to provide a cultural reference to urban culture marketing of Chinese small and medium-sized cities.

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As the competition between cities become more and more intense,the urban culture has got increasingly important to a city′s development and competitiveness.This paper takes Yunyang of Chongqing as an example,explaining the methods of network marketing of urban culture of Yunyang so as to provide a cultural reference to urban culture marketing of Chinese small and medium-sized cities.

Key concepts: Competition (biology), Urban culture, Marketing, Business, Sociology, Economic geography, Geography, Political science

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