what major types of marketing intermediaries occupy this sector
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Managing
Retailing Wholesaling and Logistics
What major types of marketing intermediaries occupy
this sector ?
SHUBHAM VERMA ,
IIT GUWAHATI
What is retailing ?
Activities of selling goods or services directly to final
consumers for personal and non business use .
Who are retailers ?
Any business enterprise whose sales mainly comes from
retailing .
Types of retailers - Store retailers
Non-store retailers
Corporate retailing and franchising
Types of Store Retailers
Speciality store – Narrow product
line .
Departmental Store – Several product
lines
Supermarket – Large , low cost , low
margin , high volume , self service
stores.
Drug store – Prescription and
Pharmacies , health and beauty aids
Discount store – Low price ; Low margin ;
High volume stores
Extreme value store – More restricted
merchandise mix ; lower prices
Off price retailer – Leftover goods , overruns ,
irregular , merchandise sold at less than retail .
Factory outlets .
SConvenience store – Small store in residential
area , 24/7 , limited line of high convenience
product
Superstore – Huge selling space ; plus
services ; category killer
Catalog Showrooms – Broad selection of high
markup ; fast moving ; branded goods sold at
discount
Types of Non store retailing
• Direct Selling
• Direct marketing
• Automatic vending
• Buying service
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A sales person goes to home of a host who has invited friends ;
Sales person demonstrates the product and takes the order .
DIRECT
MARKETINGIncludes telemarketing ; television direct response ; and
electronic shopping .
US online sales are estimated to be $ 210 billion with
travel being the biggest industry ($80 billion) in 2009
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Vending machines are found in
factories , offices , large retail
stores, and hotels .
Japan has maximum vending
machines per person –Coca Cola
has 1 million vending machines in
Japan with with sales of $50
billion- twice than US
In India , Mother Dairy has used
bulk vending machines since
1970s
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Storeless retailer
servicing a specific
clientele
- large organisations –
who are entitled to buy
from a list of from list of
retailers who have agreed
to give discounts
Corporate Retailing – Independently owned organizations
which work under a brand name and achieve greater
economies , greater purchasing power , wide and better
trained employees that independent stores can usually get
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Eg – Raymonds, Euro kids , VLCC , NIIT
Corporate retail stores – Two or more
outlets owned and controlled ,
merchandising and selling .
Voluntary chain – Wholesaler sponsored
group of independent retailers engaged in
bulk buying
Retailer cooperative – independent
retailers using central buying organization
Convenience storeFranchise organization – Contract
association with franchisor and
franchisees , popular in a number of
product and services
Merchandising conglomerate –
Corporation that combines several
diversified retailing lines and forms
under a central ownership
WHOLESALING
Activities in selling goods or services to those who buy
for resale or business use
Difference between retailer and
wholesaler
• Less promotion than retailers
• Larger transaction than retailers
• Government norms are different for both
Types of wholesalers
• Merchant wholesalers :
• Full – Service wholesalers
• Limited service wholesalers
• Brokers and Agents
• Manufacturers and retailers’ branches
• Specialized wholesalers
LOGISTICS
Managers select a set of warehouses
and transportation carriers that will
deliver the goods to final destinations in
the desired time at lowest cost
Market Logistics include :
• Order Processing
• Warehousing
• Inventory
• Transportation
"These slides were created by Shubham Verma( IIT Guwahati ) as part of an internship done under the guidance of Prof. Sameer Mathur(www.IIMInternship.com)"