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CH 13 Itb
CH 13 Itb
• Expensive, time-consuming,
and risky.
• Only 1/3 of new products
become success stories.
• Each step requires a “go or
no-go” decision.
D ev e l op me n t
Pro d u c t
Stages
Stage 1: Generating ideas for
new offerings
Stage 2: Screening
Stage 3: Concept development
and business analysis phase
Stage 4: Product development
Stage 5: Test marketing
Stage 6: Commercialization
F a i l u re s
Product
Product
Iden t if ic a t io n
Distribution channel -
path through which
products—and legal
ownership of them—flow
from producer to Physical distribution
consumers or business -actual movement of
users. products from producer to
consumers or business
users.
Di st ri b u t i on
Channels
an n e l s u s in g
tr ib u t ion Ch
Dis ed i ar ie s
t er m
Marketing In
Direct Distribution
• Direct contact between producer and customer.
• Most common in B2B markets.
• Often found in the marketing of relatively expensive, complex
products that may require demonstrations.
• Internet is helping companies distribute directly to consumer
market.
Distribution Channels Using Marketing Intermediaries
• Producers distribute products through wholesalers and retailers.
• Inexpensive products sold to thousands of consumers in widely
scattered locations.
• Lowers costs of goods to consumers by creating market utility.
Marketing
m ed ia rie s
Inter
Wh ol e s a l i n g
• Direct response
retailing
• Internet retailing
• Automatic
merchandising
• Direct selling
Re t a i l St o r e s
R et a i l i n g
Wheel of
l e rs C om p et e
H ow R et a i
1)
1) Identifying
IdentifyingaaTarget
Target Market
Market
2)
2) Selecting
Selecting aaProduct
Product Strategy
Strategy
3)
3) Selecting
Selecting aaCustomer
Customer Service
ServiceStrategy
Strategy
4)
4) Selecting
Selecting aaPricing
Pricing Strategy
Strategy
5)
5) Choosing
Choosing aaLocation
Location
6)
6) Building
Building aaPromotional
Promotional Strategy
Strategy
7)
7) Creating
Creating aaStore
StoreAtmosphere
Atmosphere
o c a ti o n s
Retail L