#10 PLACE Flashcards

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What is distribution?

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Activities required to get the right product to the r place at the r time in the rquantity

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What is a distribution channel?

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The transferring of goods

Move them from the point of production to the point of consumption

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Distribution channels add value by…

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  1. making products accessible
  2. reducing inefficiencies
  3. providing specialized functions (like promotion and storage).
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Managing distribution channels involves…

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balancing cooperation and conflict
- using systems like contracts to ensure smooth operations.

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Types of Distribution Channels (2)

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  1. Direct goods 2 consumers
  2. Indirectthrough intermediaries
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Supply Chain

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road the product makes from factory to consumer

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Basic supply chain

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manufactures make products and sell them to intermediaries

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Intermediaries (2)

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  1. Wholesalers
  2. Retailers
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Intermediaries

Wholesalers

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Buy in Bulk
buy from manufacturers and them 2 stores

Costco

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Intermediaries

Retailers

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Stores we shop
Stores buy from whole or directly from manu and sell to consumers

Zara

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The more steps there are in the chain…

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everything is more complicates
- more transactions
- more people involved

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What is a Distribution strategy?

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How to sell good to consumers

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Types of distribution strategies (2)

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  1. direct
  2. indirect
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Types of distribution strategies

Direct Distribution

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no intermediaries between seller and buyer
- seller often manu

artesanos vendiendo artesanias en pueblitos

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Types of distribution strategies

Indirect Distribution

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one or more intermediaries work with manus to provide to consumers

car agencies: Ford 2 inflable 2 customers
- extra inter can be wholesale

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What is Distribution Intensity?

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how widely a product is distributed

how many places sell it

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companies decide their distribution intensity based on…

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brand image & type of product

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Types of Distribution Intensity (3)

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  1. intensive
  2. exclusive
  3. selective
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Types of Distribution Intensity

Intensive Distribution

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get the product in as * many places as possible*
- the more places people see it, the more they will buy it

soft drinks or snacks

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Types of Distribution Intensity

Exclusive Distribution

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Sell only thorugh a few specific retailers
- keep the product prestigious and mantains its premium image

luxury items

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Types of Distribution Intensity

Selective Distribution

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sell trought a few, carefully* choosen stores*
- balances brand control with wider availability

San Pellegrino @ gourmet grocery stores

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Specialization

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each member focuses on what they are best at

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Specialization @ manufactures

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create products

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Specialization @ wholesalers

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buy in bulk 2 distribute to retailers

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Specialization @ retailers
provide products to consumers & offers services like customer education, delivery and installation
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Value Addition
at each step in supply chain the product become more valuable
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Value Addtion @ raw materials
are turned into finished products
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Value Addtion @ Transportation
bring products closer to consumers
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Value Addtion @ Retailers
offer product comparision, customer service, installation
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# Distribution Channels Vertical Channel Conflicts
between members of different levels | manufactures vs retailers: arriving late
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# Distribution Channels Horizontal Channel Conflict
between members at the same level | 2 retailers
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Power in Distribution Channels
when one member can influence another
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Types of Power in Distribution Channels (3)
1. Reward 2. Coercive 3. Referent
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# Power in Distribution Channels Reward
offering incentives | Coca paga more por estar centro de shelves
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# Power in Distribution Channels Coercive
Threatening penalties | delaying payments for later deliveries
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# Power in Distribution Channels Referent
big desirable to partner with | brands wants to be walmart suppliers
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Key Functions of an Effective channel of distribution (4)
1. Efficency 2. Sorting 3. Facilitation 4. Standardization
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# Key Functions of an Effective channel of distribution Efficiency
Reduces the number of marketplace interactions needed for products to reach customers.
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# Key Functions of an Effective channel of distribution Sorting
Matches customers’ needs with the right products or services.
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# Key Functions of an Effective channel of distribution Facilitation
Ensures smooth flow of products, information, promotions, payments, and ownership transfers.
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# Key Functions of an Effective channel of distribution Standardization
Makes transactions fair and efficient for all parties involved.
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# Channel Types of Supply Chains Vertical (3)
1. Administered 2. Contractual 3. Corporate
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# Vertical Channel Type in Supply Chains Administered
One channel member uses power to control others | Walmart
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# Vertical Channel Type in Supply Chains Contractual
Members are bound by contracts | Franchises Mc Donalds
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# Vertical Channel Type in Supply Chains Corporate
A single company owns multiple levels of the supply chain | Tesla
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Channel Selection and Design (4)
Factors: 1. Customer/market 2. Product 3. Organizational 4. Competitive
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# Channel Selection and Design Customer/ Market Factors
* Customer expectations (e.g., convenience or customization). * Geographic dispersion of the market. * Typical order size or quantity. * Service requirements.
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# Channel Selection and Design Product Factors
* Product type (specialty, shopping, convenience, or unsought). * Perishability. * Complexity or customization. * Distribution intensity (intensive, selective, or exclusive).
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# Channel Selection and Design Organizational Factors
* Company size and resources. * Scope of the product line. * Desired level of control over the channel.
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# Channel Selection and Design Competitive Factors
* Market positioning and how competitors structure their channels.
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Retailing Strategies at the Store (3)
1. Product 2. Pricing 3. Distribution
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# Retailing Strategies at the Store Product Strategy
* Merchandise categories (e.g., private labels, branded products). * Services offered (e.g., delivery, installation). * Atmospherics: Store design to enhance brand image and engage customers.
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# Retailing Strategies at the Store Pricing Strategy
* Markups: Setting retail prices above cost to earn profit. * Markdowns: Discounts or promotional pricing to attract customers.
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# Retailing Strategies at the Store Distribution Strategy
* Location of stores (physical, online, or catalog). * Hours of operation. * Merchandising organization (how products are arranged in-store).