Lectures 10A and 10B (extra reading needed) Flashcards

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What are the external decisions need to be considered for setting up a distribution channel

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Customer characteristics
Nature of the product
Nature of the demand
Competition
Legal Regulation

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What are the 3 internal decisions need to be considered when discussing the distribution channels

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Decisions concerning the structure of the channel
Major decision choosing a mix of distribution channels
Managing and controlling the decisions

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What does distribution involve?

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Distribution involves activities that make products available to customers when and where they want to purchase them

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What are the factors in which determine whether someone can buy a product

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If the product is in adequate quantities
In a convient location
At a time the consumer wants to buy

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What does a marketing channel enable

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Create utility
Possession
form
Facilitate efficient exchange
Reduces costs
reduces transactions

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What is the order/reorder point

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The amount which products will be restocked - note that the consumer will

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What are the 3 market coverage strategies

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Exclusive
Selective
Intensive

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what are the 5 types of flows in a distribution channel

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Physical flow
Title flow
Payment flow
Information flow
Promotional flow

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what are the 3 types of integration in a marketing channel

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Vertical integration
Horizontal Integration
multichannelintergration

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What are the 4 factors which effect the structure of the distribution channel

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Market coverage
Distribution length and width
Control costs
Degree of integration

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what is exclusive market coverage

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selecting one intermediary in a specific region

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What is Selective market coverage

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choosing a number of intermediaries for each market to be penetrated

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What are control costs

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the control of one member in the vertical distribution channel it’s ability to influence the decisions and actions of other channel members

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What are the factors which influence channel width

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product type
product lifecycle
Price
Brand loyalty
Purchase frequency
Product Uniqueness
Selling requirement
Service requirement
Technical complexity

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what are the functions of an Intermediary

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Carrying of inventory
Demand generation or selling
Physical distribution
After-sales service
Extending credit to customers

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how is integration achieved

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Acquisition or light-ownership

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what are reverse flow-channels

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when the products useful life ends or someone doesn’t want it anymore

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What is Dual Marketing

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same product is being sold to the consumer and the market at the same time

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What is cross-channel distribution

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Partyis left behind and distribution channels start to coordinate

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What is omnichannel strategy

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Goal is to deliver a seamless experience for the customer to better engage him or her

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What is an example for multi-channel distribution strategy

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What are the advantages for multiple distribution channel strategies

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Extended market coverage and increased sales volume
If suppliers can avoid direct price comparison across channels through they can charge higher prices through some channels
Lower absolute or relative cost
Better accommodation of customers evolving needs
More and better information

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Disadvantages of multiple channel distribution strategies

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Coordination of prices across channels costs extra resources
Coordination of products offered to different channel members (with different needs and requirements) costs extra resources
Loss of distinctiveness Increased organisational complexity

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what are the 5 factors which are included in managing and controlling distribution channels

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Selecting intermediary
Contracting
Motivating
Controlling
Termination

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What are the types of channel conflict
Vertical channel conflict Horizontal Channel conflict Multi-channel conflict
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What are the strategies for managing channeling conflict
Strategic Justification Dual compensation superordinate goals Diplomacy Co-optation Employee exchange Joint membership
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how have digital channels made consumers more demanding
digital channels have connected buyers and sellers globally Expect seamless integration Customers want the advantages of both physical stores (personalized services) and digital (Vast selection Expect seamless integration between the two channels wants customer support Check online for product availability return a product purchased from a nearby store
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What does digital channels provide in international markets
provides opportunities for interactive shopping in international markets and allows more contact with the consumer
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What does digital channels enable
SME's to access niche markets due to traditional market channels being to expensive Internet offers direct contact with the consumer base throughout the globe establishes infrastructure in foreign countries
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what are the favorable international market characteristics for digital channels
Ineffencies in traditional distribution channels Market fragmentation Minimum Scale barriers enables distribution of commodity and short-lifecycle products
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What are the two types of E-commerce companies
Pure clicks Clicks and Bricks
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what are pure clicks
Companies who have launched a website without any previous existence as a firm
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what are the examples of a pure click companies
Search engines - Google Transaction sites - Ebay Content sites - Netflix Enabler sites - booking.com
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What are the success factors for a pure click company
Security and Privacy Fast delivery services Good customer services Avatars fast, simple and easy to use websites personal interaction Easy returns
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What are Bricks and clicks companies
Existing companies that have added an site as a channel for sales and/or distribution
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what are the strategies which can appease intermediaries whilst integrating a digital channel
Offer different products online and offline Offer offline partners higher commission Take order online but allow retailers to manage delivery
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what is an example for successful integration with physical and digital channels
Harvey Davidson
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why is logistics important for an organization
impacts the brand image from efficient services Marketing strategy should be enhanced by logistics
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What are the marketing objective for logistics
Getting the right goods to the right place at the right time for the least cost
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what does consumer behavior suggest about logistics
Consumers would rather consistency than failed promises
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what are the 4 main logistic processing decisions
Order Processing Warehousing Inventory Transportation