chapter 16
Marketing 370 with Olson at San Diego State University
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By: Israel Barajas
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Retailing
All activities involved in selling goods or services directly to final consumers for their personal, nonbusiness use.
Factors for Establishing a Relationship with Retailers
- Choosing retail Partners
- Identifying types of retailers
- Facilitating retail strategy
- Managing a multichannel strategy
multichannel strategy
selling in more than one channel
e.g. store, catalog and the internet
e.g. store, catalog and the internet
choosing retailing partners
- channel structure
- customer expectations
- channel member characteristics
- distribution intensity
channel structure
the level of difficulty a manufacturer experiences in getting retailers to purchase its products
customer expectations
retailers should know customer preferences regarding manufacturers. and manufacturers should know their target markets and chose which retailers would suit their product the best.
channel member characteristics
the larger and more sophisticated the channel member, the less likely that it will use intermediaries
Distribution Intensity
The number of channel members to use at each level of the marketing channel. three levels
intensive
exclusive
selective
intensive
exclusive
selective
intensive distribution
strategy designed to place products in as many outlets as possible
exclusive distribution
manufacturers use a _____ ___ policy by granting exclusive geographic territories to one or few retailers.
selective distribution
helps a seller maintain a particular image and control the flow of merchandise and relies only on a few retailers on its territory to sell their products.
Identify Types of Retailers
manufacturers need to understand the general characteristics of different types of ____ to determine the best channel for their product
food ____
general merchandise ____
service ______
food ____
general merchandise ____
service ______
food retailers
supermarkets
supercenters
warehouse clubs
convenience stores
supercenters
warehouse clubs
convenience stores
supermarkets
self service retail food store offering groceries, meat and produce
Limited assortment supermarkets are...
retailers that offer only one or two brands or sizes of most products (usually including a store brand) and attempt to achieve great efficiency to lower costs and prices
supercenters
combination of supermarket and full line discount store. provide one stop shopping convinience to customers, since they have a little bit of everything
warehouse clubs
offer low prices to general public and small businesses, has irregular assortment of food and general merchandise and little service
convenience stores
limited variety and assortment of merchandise at a convenient location with speedy checkout, modern version of neighborhood mom and pop grocery store. limited in terms of depth and breadth and charge higher prices than supermarkets
general merchandise retailers
department stores
full-line discount stores
specialty stores
drugstores
category specialists
extreme value retailers off price retailers
full-line discount stores
specialty stores
drugstores
category specialists
extreme value retailers off price retailers
department store
retailers that carry a broad variety and deep assorrment, offer customer services, and organize their stores into distinct departments for displaying merchandise
high fashion chains (exclusive designer merchandise)
modesty priced merchandise (macys)
value oriented jc penny
high fashion chains (exclusive designer merchandise)
modesty priced merchandise (macys)
value oriented jc penny
full line discount stores
retailers that offer a broad variety of merchandise, limited service and low prices (walmart)
specialty stores
concentrates on a limited number of complementary merchandise categories and provide high level of service. ____ ____ tailor their ___ strategy toward very specific market segments by offering deep but narrow assortments and sales associate expertise
Drugstores
Specialty stores that concentrate on health and personal grooming merchandise.
category specialists
offer a narrow but deep assorment of merchandise. predominantly self-service. (staples)
big box retailers or category killers
big box retailers or category killers
home improvement center
category specialists offering equipment and material used by do-it-yourself contractors for home improvemnt
extreme value retailers
full line discount stores that offer a limited merchandise assortment at very low prices. they reduce costs and maintain low prices by buying opportunistically from manufacturers with excess merchandise. broad but shallow assortment of household goods
off-price retailers
offer an inconsistent assortment of brand name merchandise at a significant discount from MSRP. may be brick-and-mortar stores, online outlets.
outlet stores
factory outlets
outlet stores
factory outlets
irregulars
merchandise that has minor mistakes in construction
Outlet Stores
off-price retailers that often stock irregulars, out-of-season merchandise, or overstocks from the parent company
factory outlets
off-price retailers. improve their revenues from irregulars.
service retailers
sell services rather than merchandise. jiffy lube. drive thru at burger king.
Developing a Retail Strategy Using the Four P's:
1. Product
2. Price
3. Promotion
4. Place
Share of Wallet
The percentage of the customer's purchases made from a particular retailer
Benefits of Stores for Consumers
Browsing
Toughing and feeling
Personal service
Cash and credit
Entertainment and social interaction
Instant gratification
Risk reduction
browsing
shoppers have only an idea of what they want. they go to a store to see what is available before making their final decision of what they want to buy.
touching and feeling products
this is the greatest benefit offered by stores which is letting customers use their senses: touch, smell, taste, vision and hearing to examine products
personal service
sales associates that provide meaningful, personalized information. salespeople can be helpful when purchasing a complicated product.
cash and credit payment
stores are the only ones that accept cash, some people prefer it because it doesn't generate interest.
entertainment and social experience
shopping can be stimulating providing a break for people in their daily routine enabling them to interact with friends
immediate gratification
stores have the advantage of allowing customers to get the merchandise immediately after paying for it
risk reduction
physical presence of the store reduces their perceived risk of buying and increases their confidence that any problems with merchandise will be corrected
benefits of the internet and multichannel retailing
offers the potential of a greater selection of products. enables retailers to provide customers with more personalized info about products and services.. offers sellers opportunity to collect info about consumers shopping behavior. increases customer satisfaction and loyalty. allows sellers to enter new markets economically.
effective multichannel retailing
integrated CRM
Brand image
pricing
Brand image
pricing
integrated CRM
this information storehouse allows retailers to efficiently handle complaints, expedite returns, target future promotions and provide a seamless experience for customers when they interact with the retailer through multiple channels
brand image
retailers need to provide a consistent ____ ___ across all channels. each channel emphasizes function, not fashion
pricing
customers expect pricing consistency for the same SKU across channels
About this deck
By: Israel Barajas
Created: 2012-04-30
Size: 46 flashcards
Views: 19
Created: 2012-04-30
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