İntroduction to Business 2İntroduction to Business 2BUS 102 BUS 102

Erlan Bakiev, Ph. D.

Zirve UniversityBUS 102

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Distribution Distribution StrategiesStrategies

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Marketing Marketing IntermediariesIntermediaries

RetailersRetailers WholesalersWholesalers

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Wholesalers and Wholesalers and RetailersRetailers

Utility Value

PlacePlace

TimeTime

PossessionPossession

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Seven Roles Seven Roles of Marketing of Marketing

IntermediariesIntermediaries

Transport and Store ProductsTransport and Store Products

Gather Assortmentof Goods

Gather Assortmentof Goods Assume RisksAssume Risks Provide FinancingProvide Financing

Provide MarketInformation

Provide MarketInformation

Match Buyersand Sellers

Match Buyersand Sellers

Provide Promotionand Sales SupportProvide Promotionand Sales Support

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How Intermediaries Simplify CommerceHow Intermediaries Simplify Commerce

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Types of WholesalersTypes of Wholesalers

MerchantsMerchants Agents or BrokersAgents or Brokers

Rack JobbersRack JobbersRack JobbersRack Jobbers

Limited-ServiceLimited-ServiceLimited-ServiceLimited-Service

Full-ServiceFull-ServiceFull-ServiceFull-Service

Drop ShippersDrop ShippersDrop ShippersDrop Shippers

Securities BrokersSecurities BrokersSecurities BrokersSecurities Brokers

Insurance BrokersInsurance BrokersInsurance BrokersInsurance Brokers

Real Estate AgentsReal Estate AgentsReal Estate AgentsReal Estate Agents

ManufacturerManufacturer’’s Repss RepsManufacturerManufacturer’’s Repss Reps

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Benefits of RetailersBenefits of Retailers

Save Time

Save Money

Build Traffic

Add Convenience

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Types of Retail StoresTypes of Retail Stores

LimitedProducts

LimitedProducts

ExtensiveSelection

ExtensiveSelection

SpecialtyStore

CustomerServices

CustomerServices

WideVariety

WideVariety

DepartmentStore

CategoryDominance

CategoryDominance

WideVariety

WideVariety

CategoryKiller

LowerPrices

LowerPrices

WideVariety

WideVariety

DiscountStore

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Retail Industry Retail Industry

ChallengesChallenges

Oversupply ofOversupply ofStore SpaceStore Space

ConsumerConsumerDemographicsDemographics

WeakenedWeakenedEconomyEconomy

Nonstore RetailingNonstore Retailingand E-Commerceand E-Commerce

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E-Commerce E-Commerce and Non-Store Formatsand Non-Store Formats

Clicks-Only InternetClicks-Only Internet

Clicks-and-BricksClicks-and-Bricks

Mail-Order FirmsMail-Order Firms

Automatic VendingAutomatic Vending

Interactive KiosksInteractive Kiosks

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Retailing InnovationsRetailing Innovations

Retail TheaterRetail TheaterRetail TheaterRetail Theater

MultichannelMultichannelRetailingRetailing

MultichannelMultichannelRetailingRetailing

Pop-Up StoresPop-Up StoresPop-Up StoresPop-Up Stores

Hybrid FormatsHybrid FormatsHybrid FormatsHybrid Formats

Critical ThinkingCritical Thinking

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1. How can BİM be both a wholesaler and a retailer at the same time?2. Moving to he future, what effect is online retailing likely to have on the over-supply of retail store space in Turkiye?3. Would it ever make sense for Amazon to open retail stores? Why or why not?

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Setting Distribution Setting Distribution

StrategiesStrategies

Distribution MixDistribution Mix

Marketing PracticesMarketing Practices

CustomerCustomerNeeds andNeeds and

ExpectationsExpectations

ProductProductSupportSupport

RequirementsRequirements

Segmentation,Segmentation,Targeting,Targeting,PositioningPositioning

CompetitorCompetitor’’ssDistributionDistributionChannelsChannels

EstablishedEstablishedIndustryIndustryPatternsPatterns

Type of ProductType of Product

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Distribution Channel Distribution Channel LengthLength

ConsumerConsumer

ConsumerConsumer

ConsumerConsumer

ConsumerConsumer

Business User

Business User

BusinessUser

BusinessUser

Consumer Goods and Services

Business Goods and Services

ProducerProducer

ProducerProducer

ProducerProducer

ProducerProducer

ProducerProducer

Agent/BrokerAgent/Broker

WholesalerWholesaler

WholesalerWholesaler

RetailerRetailer

RetailerRetailer

RetailerRetailer

ProducerProducer WholesalerWholesaler

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Channel SelectionChannel Selection

MarketMarketCoverageCoverage

MarketMarketCoverageCoverage

CostCostCostCost

ControlControlControlControl

ChannelChannelConflictConflictChannelChannelConflictConflict

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Market CoverageMarket Coverage

Distribution

Convenience Goodsand Organizational Supplies

Expensive Technicalor Specialty Products

Intensive Selective Exclusive

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Cost FactorsCost Factors

Selling

Storage

Distribution

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Control IssuesControl Issues

How Goods AreHow Goods AreSold in the MarketplaceSold in the Marketplace

How Goods AreHow Goods AreSold in the MarketplaceSold in the Marketplace

ChannelChannelLengthLength

OverallOverallControlControl

LongerLongerShorterShorter

LessLessMoreMore

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Channel ConflictChannel Conflict

Inadequate Product SupportInadequate Product SupportInadequate Product SupportInadequate Product Support

Too Many IntermediariesToo Many IntermediariesToo Many IntermediariesToo Many Intermediaries

Multiple Sales ChannelsMultiple Sales ChannelsMultiple Sales ChannelsMultiple Sales Channels

Critical ThinkingCritical Thinking

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1.Does exclusive distribution limit the potential size of manufacturer's market? Why or why not? 2. İs the continuing growth of e-commerce likely to increase or decrease instances of channel conflict? Explain …

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Managing Managing Physical DistributionPhysical Distribution

In-House OperationsIn-House Operations Outbound TransportationOutbound Transportation

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In-House OperationsIn-House Operations

• Forecasting

• Order processing

• Inventory control

• Warehousing

• Materials handling

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Outbound TransportationOutbound Transportation

Rail

Truck

Water

Air

Pipeline

Mode

Average

Average

Lower

Higher

Average

Cost

Lower

Average

Average

Higher

Lower

Higher

Lower

Higher

Lower

Average

Higher

Higher

Average

Average

Higher

Average

Average

Lower

Higher

Lower

Flexibility Capacity Reliability Speed

Critical ThinkingCritical Thinking

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1. İf another high-tech company approached Dell with partnership proposal to build and operate several distribution centers that would ship both companies’ products to customers, what would you advice Dell to do? Why?2. Given huge volume of small packages that Amazon ships every year, should it consider starting its own transportation company instead of giving all that business to FedEx and other shipping companies? Why or why not?