Contents & References of Investigating relational marketing mechanisms and its effect on the loyalty of exported bitumen customers
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Abstract.. 1
Chapter One: Generalities of the research
1-1 Introduction.. 3
1-2 Statement of the problem.. 3
1-3- Necessity of research.. 4
1-4- Research objectives.. 5
1-5- Research questions.. 5
1-6- Research hypotheses.. 5
1-7- Research limitations.. 6
1-8- Research method.. 6
1-9- Research scope.. 6
1-10- Research innovation aspect.. 7
1-11- Research classification.. 7
1-12- Variables and keywords. 8
Chapter Two: Theoretical Framework
2-1- Introduction.. 10
2-2- Marketing.. 11
2-2-1- Definitions and concepts of marketing. 11
2-2-2- Types of marketing.. 12
2-2-2-1- The concept of transactional marketing. 12
2-3- Relational marketing.. 14
2-3-1- Definitions and concepts of relational marketing. 14
2-3-2- The need to pay attention to relational marketing. 16
2-3-3- Objectives of relational marketing. 18
2-3-4- Effective factors in the growth of relational marketing. 18
2-3-5- Relational marketing requirements. 19
2-3-6- types of relational marketing. 20
2-3-7- Benefits of relational marketing. 20
2-3-8- Related marketing factors. 21
2-3-9- dimensions of relational marketing. 23
2-3-10- Related marketing strategies. 27
2-3-10-1- Benefits of customer relationship management for relational marketing. 28
2-3-11- Relational marketing at the global level. 30
2-3-12- relational marketing models. 31
2-3-12-1- Six markets model. 31
2-3-12-2- Relational marketing model among industrial organizations. 33
2-3-12-3- Morgan and Hunt relational marketing model. 33
2-3-12-4- comprehensive model of relational marketing. 35
2-3-12-5- Kotler's five-level relationship marketing model. 37
2-3-12-6- Howe's relational marketing component model. 38
2-3-12-7- Tezkas and Saren's relational marketing relationship management chain model. 39
2-3-12-8- Samadi's relational marketing model. 40
2-4- Customer loyalty.. 42
2-4-1- Definitions and concepts of customer loyalty. 42
2-4-2- Loyalty types and existing customer loyalty approaches. 44
2-4-2-1- Positions of loyalty. 47
2-4-3- Loyal customer.. 49
2-4-3-1- Reasons for customer loyalty. 50
2-4-4- Continuity of loyalty.. 51
2-4-5- Existing understandings of the concept of loyalty. 52
2-4-6- Customer loyalty measurement indicators. 53
2-4-6-1- The relationship between satisfaction and loyalty. 53
2-4-6-2- The acid test.. 54
2-4-7- Factors affecting customer loyalty and loyalty models. 54
2-4-7-1- Zee Oha model.. 55
2-4-7-2- Seyed Javadin model. 56
2-4-7-3- The model of fast response organizations (FRO). 57
2-4-7-4- European customer satisfaction and loyalty index model. 58
2-4-7-5- Model of the effect of service quality on customer loyalty. 59
2-4-7-6- Pierre Bourdieu model. 60
2-4-7-7- John Elster theory model. 61
2-4-7-8- Electronic loyalty model. 61
2-4-7-9- Loyalty model based on service quality. 63
2-4-7-10 - customer loyalty model. 64
2-4-7-11- Loyalty model of Sweeney and Swat. 65
2-4-7-12- Nelson's loyalty model. 66
2-4-7-13- Chen and Mao's loyalty model. 66
2-5- Familiarity with bitumen and export bitumen markets. 67
2-5-1- Bitumen definitions and concepts. 67
2-5-2- Applications of bitumen.. 68
2-5-3- History of bitumen industry. 69
2-5-4- Bitumen production status and its production geography in Iran. 70
2-5-4-1- problems in bitumen production in the country. 70
2-5-5- Bitumen export situation in Iran. 71
2-5-5-1- Status of global bitumen production. 72
2-5-5-2- Obstacles and problems of Iran's bitumen export. 73
2-6- Research background.. 74
2-6-1- Research background of relational marketing and customer loyalty. 74
2-6-2- The background of relational marketing research. 80
2-6-3- The background of customer loyalty research. 90
Chapter three: research method
31 Introduction.. 99
32 Research method:.. 99
3-3- Research methodology. 102
3-3-1- Research hypotheses. 102
3-3-2- Spatial and temporal domain of research.106
3-3-3- Tools used in gathering information. 106
34 statistical population, sample and sampling method. 107
3-3-1- Statistical population. 107
3-4-2- Statistical sample. 108
3-5- Reliability and validity of research. 108
3-6- Statistical tools, methods and techniques used for data analysis. 110
3-6-1- Cronbach's alpha coefficient. 111
3-6-2- Pearson correlation coefficient. 111
3-6-3- Structural equation modeling (SEM), linear structured relationships. 111
3-7- Summary. 116
Chapter Four: Data Analysis
4-1 Introduction. 118
4-2- The conceptual framework of the research. 118
4-3- Reliability of research tools. 119
4-4- Results of structural equations. 120
4-4-1- Communication links:. 120
4-4-2- Quality of communication:. 124
4-4-3- Emotions. 128
4-4-4- Loyalty. 132
4-5- Explanation of the structural model based on the theoretical framework of the research. 135
4-6- Analysis of research hypotheses. 139
4-7- Summary. 140
Chapter Five: Conclusion and Suggestions
5-1 Introduction. 142
5-2- Research results. 142
5-3- Practical suggestions. 148
4-5- Suggestions for future research. 150
5-5- Summary. 150
Questionnaire. 052
Resources. 212
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