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What We Will Discuss Today SHOPPER’S HEAVEN  Distribution channels • What are their functions? • How are they organized?  Distribution channel decisions • Design decisions • Management decisions Why Use Distribution Channels? Why Use Distribution Channels?  To make the product or service available to consumers. • risk • cost Why Use Distributors?  Efficiency  Information  Contact and promotion  Matching  Transportation  Financing and storage and risk taking  Negotiation Direct Channels of Distribution  Manufacturer’s sales office  Manufacturer’s branch office  Catalog mail order Indirect Channels of Distribution  Direct to retailer  Through wholesaler to retailer  Through wholesaler to jobber to retailer  Through exporter to freight forwarder to shipper to importer..... Channel Behavior  Power  Conflict • Horizontal • Vertical  Trust Trends in Marketing Channel Systems  Vertical Marketing Systems • Corporate • Contractual • Administered  Horizontal Marketing Systems  Multi-channel Marketing Systems Channel Design Decisions  Types of distributors  Number of distributors • Intensive distribution • Exclusive distribution • Selective distribution Alternative Evaluation Criteria  Economic  Control  Adaptive Channel Management Decisions  Selecting channel members  Motivating channel members  Evaluating channel members Wholesalers and Retailers  Mostly business customers  Larger trade areas, larger transactions  Less resources to promotion, atmosphere and location  Regulations and taxes Why Direct Marketing?  Less shopping time  Costs of driving and lines  Toll free telephone numbers  Use of credit cards  Growth of computer power  Reduces high costs of reaching customers through sales people  Allows sellers greater selectivity Forms of Direct Marketing  Direct Mail  Catalog Marketing  Telemarketing  TV Marketing A Theory! Transaction Cost Analysis  Should an activity be performed within the organization by employees or should the organization contract with an external agent to perform the activity? Distribution Transaction Cost Analsysis 2  Examples: • Make or buy • Direct salesperson or manufacturer's representative • In-house advertising or advertising agency Transaction Cost Analysis 3  Assumptions • Humans are subject to bounded rationality • Agents are given to opportunism Factors Underlying Decision to Integrate  Asset Specificity  External Uncertainty • Supply Uncertainty • Demand Uncertainty  Frequency of Transactions What We Discussed Today  Distribution channels • What are their functions? • How are they organized?  Distribution channel decisions • Design decisions • Management decisions