Chapter 10 Marketing Channels Flashcards

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Marketing channel

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interdependent firms making products available for businesses or consumers

leads to competitive advantage

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2
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agent or broker

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any intermediary with legal authority to act on behalf of another channel member (e.g manufacturer)

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3
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wholesaler

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intermediary who sells to other intermediaries, usually to retailers - this term usually applies to intermediaries who deal in consumer goods

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4
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retailer

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an intermediary who directly sells to consumers

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5
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distributor

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perform variety of functions, including selling, maintaining inventories, extending credit, etc.

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6
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dealer

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a general term that can mean the same as a distributor, a retailer, or a wholesaler

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7
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how do intermediaries make the selling of goods and services more efficient?

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minimize the points of contact for sales to reach a target market
eg) best buy

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textbook: 3 basic functions of intermediaries

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transactional function - the buying and selling, wholesalers purchase and carry risk as well

logistical function - storing, and moving the product itself

facilitating function - do the selling - ex) front person, gift cards

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9
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5 utilities of intermediaries that create value

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form - appearance

time - access when you need it

place - where you want it

possession - providing various ways of purchasing the product

information - informing consumer

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10
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dual distribution

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reaching different buyers by using at least two different channels

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11
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2 reasons for multi brand distribution strategy

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minimize cannibalization

differentiate their channels

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12
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strategic alliances

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one firms channel is used to sell another firm’s products

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13
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multichannel marketing

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aka integrated communication and delivery channels

mutually reinforcing, retaining, and building relationships with custy

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14
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cross channel shopper

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researches online and purchases at a retail store

  • comparing among different retailers
  • need for more information
  • ease of comparing options
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15
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vertical marketing system

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  • a channel structure where producers, wholesalers, and retailers act as a unified system
  • one channel member owns everyone and has contracts
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16
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2 kinds of vertical marketing system

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corporate vertical

contracted vertical

17
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corporate vertical system

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a firm at one channel own s the firm at the next level or owns the whole channel
ie) forward integration

18
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contracted vertical system

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independent firms work together

3 kinds
wholesale sponsored

retailed sponsored coop

franchising

19
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4 types of franchises

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manufacturer sponsored retail franchise , eg) ford license

manufacturer sponsored wholesale, eg) pepsi

retail franchise systems, eg) mcdonalds

service franchise, eg) h&r block

20
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market factors that affect channel choice

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geographic concentration of the market

number of potential customers

type of market

order size

21
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product factors of channel choice

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technical factors

perishability

unit value

product life cycle

22
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company factors of channel choice

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financial resources and ability of management

desire for channel control

23
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3 channel design considerations

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  1. target market coverage - intensive, selective, exclusive
  2. satisfying buyer requirements - information, convenience, variety, and pre / post sale services
  3. profitability - distribution, advertising, and selling expenses
24
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intensive distribution

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placing products in as many outlets as possible

25
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selective distribution

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balance between exclusive and intensive - more geographic

26
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two kinds of conflict in channels

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vertical conflict (also disintermediation)
and horizontal conflict
27
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Logistics

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getting the right products to the right place at the right time at the lowest possible price

28
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supply chain

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series of firms that perform activities to create and deliver a good or service to consumers or industrial users

29
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supply chain management

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integration and organization of information and logistics activities across firms in a supply chain through collaboration, coordination, and information sharing

30
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4 key logistic functions

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transportation (cost, time, capability, dependability, accessibility, frequency)

order processing (electronic data interchange)

inventory management (JIT)

warehousing (public or private, traditional, cross docking combination)

31
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order processing, Electronic Data Interchange

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computer to computer information exchange

32
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Inventory management, JIT

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just in time

deliver less merchandise more frequently, what’s delivered is used

complicated because frequency takes logistics

33
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cross docking

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use of a staging area in between storage and store

34
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retail franchise systems

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firms that have unique selling strategy