Dissolution of a relationship: The salesforce perception
Industrial Marketing ManagementPublished 1 August 1995
Jean Perrien, Sylvie Paradis, Peter M. Banting
Citations102
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SJR score2.62
SNIP1.96
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Relationship marketing has been defined as a marriage between a seller and a buyer. Unfortunately, as in many marriages, it may end up in divorce. This article aims at identifying the factors for a divorce in a marketing relationship as perceived by the salesforce. Empirical results derived from the commercial (business-to-business) banking arena clearly reveal that the dissolution of a relationship mainly depends on the seller's organization and policies, and not on the competition. Such observations empirically demonstrate the asymmetrical nature of a relationship.
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