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    Marketing Channels, Logistics &

    Supply Chain Management

    Intro to Marketing

    Chapter 13

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    Marketing Channels

    (Distribution Channels) System of marketing institutions that

    promote the physical flow of goodsand services, along with ownershiptitle, from producer to consumer orbusiness user; also called distribution

    channel Moving goods and services from producers

    to customers

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    Types of Channels

    - Producer Consumero direct channelo by-passes marketing intermediarieso component of direct selling

    - Producer-Retailer-Consumer- Producer-Wholesaler-Retailer-Consumer

    o traditional channel

    - Producer-Agent-Wholesaler-Retailer-Consumer

    May substitute Consumerfor Business User

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    Types of Channels

    Producer Consumer

    Producer

    Producer

    Consumer

    Consumer

    Retailer

    RetailerWholesaler

    Producer ConsumerRetailerWholesalerAgent/Broker

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    Dual Distribution

    Movement of products throughtwo or more distribution channelsto reach the same target market

    IBM: An Exampleof a Firm That

    Uses DualDistribution to SellIts PersonalComputers

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    Reverse Channels

    Channels designed to return goods totheir producers.

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    Channel Strategy Decisions

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    Determining Distribution Intensity Intensive Distribution

    - used for convenience goods- saturation coverage of the market

    Selective Distribution- a firm chooses only a limited number of

    retailer in a market area to handle itsproduct.

    - cooperative advertising is frequently used

    Exclusive Distribution- specialty goods- one wholesaler or retailer in a geographic

    region.

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    Channel Management & Leadership

    Historically, producers orwholesalers served as channelcaptains, over small retailers.

    However, many retailers increasinglyare taking on the role of channelcaptain as large chains assume

    traditional wholesaling functions.

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    Logistics And Supply Chain Management

    Process of coordinating the flow ofinformation, goods, and servicesamong members of the distributionchannel.

    Physical Distribution

    Activities to achieve efficientmovement of finished goods from theend of the production line to theconsumer. Transportation is part of it.

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    RFID

    Radio FrequencyIdentification

    Technology that uses a tiny chip with

    identification. Information can be read from a distance

    by a radio frequency scanner.

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    Physical Distribution

    Includes: transportation, warehousing,materials handling, protectivepackaging, inventory control, order

    processing, and customer service.

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    Customer Service

    Standards

    The quality of servicethat the firm provides

    its customers. Its a powerful tool for

    influencing buyers

    perception of overallquality.

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    Transportation costs are the largest expenseitem in physical distribution and is a key incustomer service.

    40%-60% of distribution cost of business What has Deregulation done to transportation?

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    Classes for Carriers

    All forms of transportation. Ex: trucks

    Common carriers are for-hire carriers who servethe general public.

    Contract carriers contract to work for onlyspecific customers and in only one industry.

    Private carriers are not-for-hire carriers who

    transport for only one specific firm.

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    Major

    Transportation

    Modes

    Railroad most frequently used & mostefficient for bulk commodities over long

    distances. Motor carriers fast and flexible Water carriers slow but inexpensive Pipelines low-maintenance, dependable,

    and efficient Air freight fastest but very expensive

    Intermodal piggyback, fishyback, birdyback

    W h i

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    Warehousing Two types- Storage and Distribution

    Automated warehouses

    Inventory control systems some firms utilizejust-in-time management

    Order processing is another physical distribution

    function Protective packaging and materials handling.