How should channels be designed ?

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How should channels be designed ?

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How should channels be designed ?

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ANALYZING CUSTOMER NEEDS

AND WANTS

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LOT SIZE : The number of units the channel permits a typ ica l customer to purchase .

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WAITING AND DELIVERY TIME : Average time the customer waits for the receipt of goods.

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SPATIAL CONVENIENCE : The degree to which the marketing channel makes it easy for customers to purchase the product. Toyota offers better spatial convenience than Lexus because it has more dealers.

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PRODUCT VARIETY : The assortment provided by the marketing channel.

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SERVICE BACKUP : Add-on services(credit, delivery, installation, repairs) provided by the channel.

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ESTABLISHING OBJECTIVES AND CONSTRAINTS2

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The objective is to maximise the profit, minimise the costs and still provide desired levels of service.

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Designed to fuel excitement for the brand, Apple lets people touch their products. They target tech-savvy customers with in-store product presentations and workshops.

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IDENTIFYING MAJOR CHANNEL

ALTERNATIVES

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TYPES OF INTERMEDIARIES

An electronic company that produces satellite radio sells it to automobile manufacturers, through a direct sales force or distributors or company

stores or online retailers or mass merchandisers.

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NUMBER OF INTERMEDIARIES

Three strategies based on the number of intermediaries are exclusive distribution, selective distribution and intensive distribution.

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Exclusive distribution means severely limiting the number of intermediaries.

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Selective distribution relies on only some of the intermediaries willing to carry a particular product.

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Intensive distribution places the goods or services in as many outlets as possible.

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TERMS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF CHANNEL MEMBERS

Each channel member must be treated respectfully and given the opportunity to be profitable.

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Price Policy calls for the producer to establish a price list and schedule of discounts and allowances.

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Conditions of sale refers to payment terms and producer guarantees.

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Distributors territorial rights defines the distributors territories and the terms under which the producer will enfranchise other distributors.

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EVALUATING MAJOR

CHANNEL ALTERNATIVE

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ECONOMIC CRITERIA : Each channel alternative will produce a different level of sales and profits.

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CONTROL AND ADAPTIVE CRITERIA : Using a sales agency may pose a control problem.

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Created by NILESH RANA of IIT BHU under the guidance of Prof. SAMEER MATHUR , IIM LUCKNOW

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