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Channels of Distribution
Chapter 21
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Ch 21 Sec. 1 -- Distribution
• The concept of a channel of distribution
• Who channel members are• The different non-store retailing
methods• How channels of distribution
differ for consumer and business-to-business products
What you’ll learn
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Distribution is Part of the Place Decision
• Distribution deals with the physical movement, handling, and storage of goods and services.
• Place decision deals with where and how goods and services will be distributed to consumers.
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Channel of DistributionThe path a product takes from producer or
manufacturer to the final user.
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Channel Members are called intermediaries
• Intermediaries provide value to producers because they often have expertise in certain areas in distribution producers do not have.
• Intermediaries are experts in displaying, merchandising, and providing convenient shopping locations and hours for customers.
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Channel Members are called intermediaries
• Wholesalers – buy large quantities of goods from manufacturers, store the goods, then resell them to other businesses– Rack jobbers – manage inventory and
merchandising for retailers by counting stock, filling it in when needed, and maintaining store displays.
– Drop shippers –own the goods they sell but do not physically handle the actual products.
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Retailers – sell goods to the final consumer for personal use
– Brick and mortar retailers
– Automatic retailing – vending service
– Direct mail and catalogs
– TV home shopping
– E-tailing – online retailing
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Agents – do not own the goods they sell. They bring buyers and sellers together
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Direct and Indirect Channels
• Direct distribution occurs when the goods or services are sold from the producer directly to the customer – no intermediaries are involved.–Example: A farmer sells corn at a
street market.• Indirect distribution involves one or
more intermediaries.
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Channels in the consumer markets
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Channels in industrial markets