place marketing
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PLACEObjective: To make the products conveniently available to the
customers.
Channel of distribution of the products
Marketing Intermediaries
Marketing Channels
•The marketing or distribution channel is comprised
of a set of interdependent organisations involved
in the process of making a product or service
available for use or consumption by the
consumer or an industrial user.
Customer Marketing Channel
Selection Consideration
•Market factors
•Producer factors
•Product factors
How Channel Members Add Value
•The use of inte rmedia ries results from the ir The use of inte rmedia ries results from the ir grea te r e fficiency in making goods ava ilablegrea te r e fficiency in making goods ava ilable
to ta rge t marke ts .to ta rge t marke ts .•Offe rs the firm more than it can achieve on its Offe rs the firm more than it can achieve on its
own through the inte rmedia ries :own through the inte rmedia ries :ContactsContactsExperienceExperienceSpecia liza tionSpecia liza tionSca le of opera tionSca le of opera tion
Channel organisation
– Historically channels have followed the conventional distribution channel format:
• comprised of independent producers, wholesalers and retailers, with separate businesses and seeking to maximise their own profit individually, even at the expense of the entire channel.
– Modern channel management has evolved to develop vertical marketing systems (VMS) that provide channel leadership.
A conventional marketing channel versus a vertical marketing system
Number of Intermediaries
•Intens ive dis tributionIntens ive dis tribution
•Exclus ive dis tributionExclus ive dis tribution
•Se lective dis tributionSelective dis tribution
Channel Design Decisions
•Analyzing Consumer NeedsAnalyzing Consumer Needs
•Se tting Channe l ObjectivesSe tting Channe l Objectives
•Identifying Major Alte rna tivesIdentifying Major Alte rna tivesTypes of inte rmedia riesTypes of inte rmedia riesNumber of inte rmedia riesNumber of inte rmedia riesRespons ibilitie s of inte rmediariesRespons ibilitie s of inte rmediaries
Channel Management Decisions
•Se lecting channe l membersSe lecting channe l members
•Managing and motiva ting channe l membersManaging and motiva ting channe l members
•Evalua ting channe l membersEvalua ting channe l members