Course details

Service Marketing and Relationship Marketing

MARK 80131A
In terms of content, this seminar is divided into several key sections: relationship marketing, service marketing, service failure and recovery customer experience, business ethics, positive psychology, and mental health and well-being. In this seminar, we review the notion of relationship from a customer perspective and a firm standpoint. We also study recent articles in relationship marketing and service/frontline marketing (including sales) that rely on classical work and its subcategories that appears especially promising. In terms of delivery, this course principally relies on class discussions, individual meetings, presentations of academic papers, and the writing of a major project. In terms of learning, this course will help students develop the skills necessary for generating high quality service, frontline or relationship research. It will also provide students with insights into the academic discipline and a career in academia.
Themes covered

Introduction to marketing strategy research to service research and to customer-based strategy research
Part 1: Relationship Marketing
- Basics in relationship marketing
- What is a relationship - a consumer perspective
- What are the effects of a strong relationship?
- Dynamic perspective on relationships
Part 2: Service Marketing
- Customer experience encounters and service quality
- Customers as coproducers
- Transformative service research
- Basics in service failure and recovery
- Advanced topics on service failure and recovery
- Customer engagement

Course code
MARK 80131A
Subject
Marketing
Program
PhD
Instruction mode
On-site learning
Credits
3

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