Test 1 Review Flashcards

1
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Sustainable Competitive Advantage

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competitive edge that cannot be quickly or easily copied

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2
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Optimal Multichannel Mix

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Internet based online channels, In-store Channels, Mail Order Channels, Wholesale Distributor Channels, Sales Rep Channels, etc

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3
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Channel Portfolio

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Provides access to a range of customer segments while achieving channel diversification

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4
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Multichannel Synergy

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using one channel to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of other channels in the mix.

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5
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Marketing Channel

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The external contactual organization that management operates to achieve its distribution objectives

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6
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Contactual Organization

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firms or parties who are involved in negotiatory functions as a product or service moves from the producer to the end user

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Facilitating Agencies

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transportation companies, ad agencies, banks, warehouses, insurance companies; perform tasks other than negotiatory functions

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8
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Channel Manager

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anyone in a firm or organization that is involved in marketing channel decision making

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9
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Marketing Mix Channel Strategy

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Managing the controllable 4 P’s (Product, Price, Promotion and Place) to meet the needs of the targeted consumer in the light of uncontrollable external factors

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10
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Environmental Factors

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Government, Sociocultural Norms, Economy, Competition, and Technology

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11
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Disintermediation

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eliminating the middle man

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12
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Specialization and Division of Labor

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Setting specific tasks for people within a firm to create the finished product or mission, (Assembly Line)

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13
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Contactual Efficiency

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level of negotiation effort between sellers and buyers relative to achieving a distribution objective

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14
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Channel Structure

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The group of channel members to which a set of distribution tasks has been allocated (given set of distribution tasks that must be performed to achieve distribution objectives)

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15
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Ancillary Structure

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The group of institutions (facilitating agencies) that assist channel members in performing distribution tasks

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16
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Commercial Channel

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The external contactual organization that management operates to achieve its distribution objectives (DOES NOT INCLUDE END USER)

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17
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During a recession

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Economic slowdown, sales volume levels and profitability slow. Channel members need to focus on adding value

18
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During an inflation

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Devaluation of Money. Channel members expect better price deals, more promotional support, and reduced inventory.

19
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Horizontal Competition

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competition from firms at the same type (Banana vs JCrew)

20
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Intertype competition

A

Competition between different types of firms at the same level (off-price stores vs department store)

21
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Vertical Competition

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Competition between firms at different channel levels (retailer vs wholesaler)

22
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Channel System Competition

A

Complete channels competing other complete channels

23
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Complete Channel

A

Vertical Marketing Systems

1) Corporate
2) Contractual
3) Administered

24
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Corporate Channel

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Production and marketing facilities are owned by the same company

25
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Contractual Channel

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Independent channel members are linked by formal contractual agreement

26
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Administered Channel

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Result from strong domination by one of the channel members (usually manufacturer) over the other channel members

27
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The Technological Environment

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RFID (Radiofrequency Identification), EDI (Electronic Data Interchange), Cloud Computing,

28
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Power in Marketing Channels

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The capacity of a particular channel member to control or influence the behavior of another channel member

29
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Power Base

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The root of power that one party exercises over the other.Reward, Coercive, Legitimate, Referent & Expert Power

30
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Reward Power

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Channel can reward the other if they conform to the request. Present in almost all channel members

31
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Coercive Power

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Channel punishes the other for not fulfilling request

32
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Legitimate Power

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Has a legitimate right to exercise its power (Franchisor to the franchisee)

33
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Referent Power

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When wholesalers user manufacturers power as their own power

34
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Expert Power

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One channel members attempt to influence another channel member is based on superior expertise

35
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Marketing Channel Strategy

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Broad principles by which the firm expects its distribution objectives for its target markets

36
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Slotting Allowances

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Paying channel members for shelving space

37
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Channel Design

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Decisions associated when selecting new marketing channels where none had existed before, or to modify existing channels

38
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Who engages in Channel Design?

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Producers, Wholesalers, and Retailers all face channel design problems

39
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Paradigm of Channel Design

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1) Need
2) Setting/coordinating distribution objectives
3) Specifying Distribution Tasks
4) Developing alternative channel structures
5) Evaluating the variables affecting the channel structure
6) Choosing the best channel structure
7) Selecting the channel members

40
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Intensity at various levels

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  1. Intensive
  2. Selective
  3. Exclusive
41
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Durable Goods

A

Motor Vehicles, Furniture, Electrical Goods, Plumbing, Lumber, Commercial Equipment