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Distributing Products Week 10

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How channel members add value www.slideshare.com/natriumz

The best channel system should achieve ideal market exposure Intensive Selective Market Exposure Strategies Intensive Exclusive Selective = number of outlets www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Marketing channel www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Number of channel members www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Multichannel Distribution Channel Distribution Systems Multichannel Distribution Channel www.slideshare.com/natriumz

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Marketing System Vertical Marketing System Multichannel Producers, wholesalers, and retailers act as unified system Corporate VMS Contractual VMS Administered VMS Marketing System Multichannel Distribution System (Hybrid Marketing System A single firm sets up 2 or more marketing channels to reach 1 or more customer levels Horizontal Marketing System 2 or more companies at one level join together to follow a new marketing opportunities www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Vertical Marketing Systems Focus on Final Customers Characteristics Type of channel Little or none None Typical “independents” Amount of cooperation Traditional Vertical marketing systems Administered Contractual Corporate Control maintained by Examples Some to good Economic power and leadership General Electric Fairly good to good Contracts McDonald’s Complete One company ownership Florsheim www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Types of Vertical Marketing Systems CONTROL Corporate VMS Common ownership at different levels of the channel High Contractual VMS Contractual agreements among channel members Administered VMS Leadership is assumed by one or a few dominant members Low www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Channel systems can be complex www.slideshare.com/natriumz

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Wholesalers www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Wholesaler Marketing Decisions www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Types of Wholesalers www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Major Types of Wholesalers www.slideshare.com/natriumz

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Retailer marketing Decisions www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Major store retailer types www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Major types of retail organizations www.slideshare.com/natriumz

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Store Atmosphere www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Shopping Center www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Logistic and supply chain management www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Nature and importance of marketing logistics www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Physical Distribution Gets It to Customers Logistics or Physical Distribution www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Water Transportation www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Airfreight Is Expensive but Fast and Growing www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Physical Distribution Customer Service www.slideshare.com/natriumz

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Which transporting alternative is the best ? www.slideshare.com/natriumz

A cost comparison of alternative systems www.slideshare.com/natriumz

The transporting function adds value to a Marketing Strategy www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Specialized Storing Facilities May Be Required www.slideshare.com/natriumz

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Innovative marketing channels www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Channel specialists may reduce discrepancies and separations The UK’s leading supermarket chain wanted to provide the freshest food possible in the most environmentally friendly way. Who did Tesco turn to for help? www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Limiting Market Exposure Retailer Producer Vertical Arrangements May Be Legal Wholesaler Retailer Retailer Retailer Horizontal Arrangements Are Illegal www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Channel Conflict When Tupperware decided to sell its familiar containers at retail through Target stores, Tupperware avoided conflicts with its army of in-home sales consultants by inviting them into the stores to demonstrate the products. www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Vertical Marketing Systems www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Exclusive Distribution www.slideshare.com/natriumz

International Distribution Channels www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Retailing & Wholesaling www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Producers or Middlemen may be channel captains www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Logistics functions www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Trade-Offs of Costs, Service and Sales www.slideshare.com/natriumz

Total Inventory Cost Cost of inventory becoming obsolate Cost of storage facilities Handling costs Cost of damage while in inventory Cost of risk Cost of inventory becoming obsolate Interest expence & opportunity cost www.slideshare.com/natriumz

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