Relationship marketing is defined as ‘proactively ______…………… , ______……………………….. and ______……………. committed, interactive and ______………………. exchanges with ______………………. customers (partners) over time’ (Harker 1999).
Replace the missing words in the following definition of relationship marketing.
Relationship marketing is defined as ‘proactively Creatingcreating;, developing; and
maintaining committed, interactive and profitable exchanges with selected customers
(partners) over time’ (Harker 1999).
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