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Building Brand Equity Through Corporate Societal Marketing

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In this article, a long-term development target for enterprises, and fulfilling the community responsibility is the way and process to achieve this targetSocietal marketing bridges the brand equity and the community responsibi ̄lity, determines the need expectation and benefit of various target markets, and protects and enhances the consumer's welfare.
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Building brand equity is a long-term development target for enterprises,and fulfilling the community responsibility is the way and process to achieve this targetSocietal marketing bridges the brand equity and the community responsibi ̄lity,determines the need expectation and benefit of various target markets,and protects and enhances the consumer's welfareTherefore,fulfilling corporate social responsibility is a way to build brand equity

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