This document discusses distribution and marketing mix elements. It defines distribution as making products available to target markets according to purchasing patterns. The distribution mix includes coverage, placement, volume, display, resale pricing, and goodwill between suppliers and channels. Distribution channels move products from manufacturers to consumers, shortening time, place, and possession gaps while providing convenience. There are three main distribution channels: wholesaling where organizations sell to resellers, jobbers who perform distribution functions for manufacturers, and retailing which involves direct sales to end users.
This document discusses distribution and marketing mix elements. It defines distribution as making products available to target markets according to purchasing patterns. The distribution mix includes coverage, placement, volume, display, resale pricing, and goodwill between suppliers and channels. Distribution channels move products from manufacturers to consumers, shortening time, place, and possession gaps while providing convenience. There are three main distribution channels: wholesaling where organizations sell to resellers, jobbers who perform distribution functions for manufacturers, and retailing which involves direct sales to end users.
This document discusses distribution and marketing mix elements. It defines distribution as making products available to target markets according to purchasing patterns. The distribution mix includes coverage, placement, volume, display, resale pricing, and goodwill between suppliers and channels. Distribution channels move products from manufacturers to consumers, shortening time, place, and possession gaps while providing convenience. There are three main distribution channels: wholesaling where organizations sell to resellers, jobbers who perform distribution functions for manufacturers, and retailing which involves direct sales to end users.
its target market consistent with their purchasing pattern. DISTRIBUTION MIX ELEMENTS:
1. Coverage – this decision includes whether to have mass coverage.
2. Placement – a product has placement when it is carried in a store it wants. 3. Volume – based on the right inventory level of a store. 4. Display – the proper shelf and off-shelf locations assure marketers a higher probability that consumers will choose their brand. 5. Resale Pricing – the right resale pricing promotes healthy competition among dealers. 6. Goodwill – refers to the best relationship between a supplier and his channel members. DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
- a Distribution Channel performs the work of moving
products from manufacturers to final consumers or business users. A good distribution channel shortens the time, place, and possession gaps between the manufacturers and consumers, and provides convenience to consumers. Wholesaling- is the activity of persons or organizations that Manufacturer sell to those who buy for 1. Distributors - areappointed to resale or business use. perform the distribution function for II. Jobbers manufacturers in Wholesaler making their products Retailing- is an available. activity involving III. Retailers the sale of products or services directly to final consumers. End Users