MARKETING DISTRIBUTION & CHANNELS ISSUES
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1 MARKETING DISTRIBUTION & CHANNELS ISSUES WHY MARKETING CHANNELS? Bridging the gap between the producers and the consumers intermediaries (individuals a& firms) Bring the right products to the right consumers at the right price to the right place Key issues: effectiveness & efficiency Value created by intermediaries: efficiency via reducing the number of sales contacts necessary to reach the target market Functions performed by intermediaries: * transactional functions * logistical functions * facilitating functions Note: ALL functions need to be performed, does not matter by who functional shiftability esp in vertical marketing systems
2 Utilities created by channels: * time when consumers want it * place where consumers want it * form product enhancement more attractive * possession intermediaries help buyers take possession CHANNEL STRUCTURE Direct vs indirect channels Consumer goods channel vs B2B channels Electronic marketing channels * HSN * online retailing ebay (auction), reservation (Orbitz), etailing (amazon.com), financial services (Schwab.com) Multi-level marketing Avon, Mary Kay, Tupperware Dual distribution more than one channel * GE to consumers via retail stores; to builders Strategic channel alliances * Kraft & Starbucks Kraft sells Starbucks coffee in US supermarkets & internationally
3 * GM & SAAB: GM sells Saab thru Saturn dealerships in Canada VMS -- Vertical Marketing Systems * Corporate VMS: forward and backward integration WHY integration: efficiency & greater control over supply Wal-Mart * Contractual VMS: independent production & distribution firms contractually integrate efforts * Wholesaler sponsored voluntary chain: IGA * Retailer-sponsored coops: Ace Hardware * franchising - Mfg sponsored retail: auto dealerships - Mfg-sponsored wholesale: bottlers - Service-sponsored retail: Holiday Inn, McD - Service-sponsored: H&R Block * Administered VMS: large channel member influence & coordinate sales at different levels in channel system - Wal-Mart obtain coop from mfg in terms of price, promo support, product specs - P&G receives coop from supermkts on displays, promo, pricing
4 CHANNEL MANAGEMENT ISSUES Factors affecting channel choice & mgmt: * environmental factors: changing family lifestyles Tupperware/Avon retail stores; techno advances Krogers eliminates flower wholesalers, buys directly from growers * consumer factors: who? Where they buy? How they buy? What they buy? youth online * product factors: consumer durables vs scientific equipment, etc affects channels * company factors: firm s assets & capabilities; distribution goals Channel design issues: * target market coverage: intensive, exclusive, selective * satisfying buyer requirements: - info (customer support key); - convenience (proximity, drive time) - variety (competing, complementary items) - attendant services (delivery, installation, credit) * profitability: margins earned, turn-over rate
5 Global dimensions of marketing channels: Japan: half US population; 20% land same number wholesalers/retailers; WHY? - Tradition (samurais/history) - lack of storage space - longer channels - culture: collective vs US individualistic: keiretsu: bonds producers & intermediaries influence over channel members Behavioral dimensions of channels: Conflict cooperation Vertical conflict: between mfg & wholesalers/retailers - bypass member: disintermediation - disagreement over profit margins - mfg believes ws/retailers not giving attention Horizontal conflict: occurs at the same level - expands overage of market turf battles - dual distribution diff types of retailers Cooperation: Channel captain with power to influence behavior of other members coordinates, directs, supports other channel members: P&G
6 Legal issues: Dual distribution: not illegal yet anti-competitive Vertical integration: not illegal; under Clayton Act if it lessens competition - tying arrangements - exclusive dealings - refusal to deal - resale restrictions Grey markets
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