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CustomersNeeds and other
SegmentingDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.O.T.
External Market EnvironmentExternal Market EnvironmentTechnology Political & Legal Social & Cultural EconomicTechnology Political & Legal Social & Cultural Economic
Targeting &Segmentation
Positioning &DifferentiationPositioning &Differentiation
Narrowing down to focused strategy with quantitative and qualitative screening criteria
Marketing Strategy Planning ProcessMarketing Strategy Planning Process
Strategy Planning for DistributionStrategy Planning for Distribution
Channels of distribution
Any series of firms or individuals who participate in the flow of products from producer to final user or consumer
Any series of firms or individuals who participate in the flow of products from producer to final user or consumer
Two differentperspectives
Two differentperspectives
Strategy Planning for DistributionStrategy Planning for Distribution
Logistics(Physical distribution)
Transporting, storing, and handling of goods to match target customer needs and a firm’s marketing mix--both within individual firms and along a channel of distribution
Transporting, storing, and handling of goods to match target customer needs and a firm’s marketing mix--both within individual firms and along a channel of distribution
Channels of distribution
Any series of firms or individuals who participate in the flow of products from producer to final user or consumer
Any series of firms or individuals who participate in the flow of products from producer to final user or consumer
Two differentperspectives
Two differentperspectives
Major Strategy Planning Decisions for PlaceMajor Strategy Planning Decisions for Place
• Distribution availability goals
• Ideal market exposure level
• Distribution customer service level
• Channel type (direct, indirect)
• Who manages the overall channel
• How to manage transportation, storage and materials handling
• Kinds of middlemen
Market ExposureMarket Exposure
MarketExposureStrategies
ExclusiveExclusive
= number ofoutlets
IntensiveIntensive
Market ExposureMarket Exposure
MarketExposureStrategies
SelectiveSelective
ExclusiveExclusive
= number ofoutlets
IntensiveIntensive
Customer Service and Costs TradeoffsCustomer Service and Costs Tradeoffs
Co
sts
($
)
Customer Service Level
0
0
90%
Lost Sales
Customer Service and Costs TradeoffsCustomer Service and Costs Tradeoffs
Co
sts
($
)
Customer Service Level
0
0
90%
Lost Sales
Total Cost of PD
It is usually more expensive to provide higher service levels...It is usually more expensive to provide higher service levels...
Examples of How Information Tech Helps ImproveCoordination in PD Channel Systems
Examples of How Information Tech Helps ImproveCoordination in PD Channel Systems
Contin-uously
UpdatedInformation
Systems
Contin-uously
UpdatedInformation
SystemsAreas WhereComputers
Help PDService
Areas WhereComputers
Help PDService
Examples of How Information Tech Helps ImproveCoordination in PD Channel Systems
Examples of How Information Tech Helps ImproveCoordination in PD Channel Systems
ElectronicData
Interchange
ElectronicData
Interchange
Contin-uously
UpdatedInformation
Systems
Contin-uously
UpdatedInformation
SystemsAreas WhereComputers
Help PDService
Areas WhereComputers
Help PDService
Examples of How Information Tech Helps ImproveCoordination in PD Channel Systems
Examples of How Information Tech Helps ImproveCoordination in PD Channel Systems
ElectronicData
Interchange
ElectronicData
Interchange
Just-in-Time
Inventory
Just-in-Time
Inventory
Contin-uously
UpdatedInformation
Systems
Contin-uously
UpdatedInformation
SystemsAreas WhereComputers
Help PDService
Areas WhereComputers
Help PDService
Channel Structure OptionsChannel Structure Options
DualDual
ChannelChoices
DirectDirectIndirectIndirect
? ?
? ?
Why a Firm May Want to Use Direct Channels Why a Firm May Want to Use Direct Channels
SomeReasonsfor ChoosingDirect Channels
SomeReasonsfor ChoosingDirect Channels
Greater ControlGreater Control
Lower CostLower Cost
Value Added Subsequent to Production Process
Value Added Subsequent to Production Process
Direct Contact withCustomer Needs
Direct Contact withCustomer Needs
Quicker Response orChange in Marketing Mix
Quicker Response orChange in Marketing Mix
Suitable Middlemen NotAvailable
Suitable Middlemen NotAvailable
Direct-to-Customer May Not Be Easy or Right Direct-to-Customer May Not Be Easy or Right
Make and shiplarge quantities
Have narrow assortments
Want small quantities
Want wide assortments
Manufacturers Consumers
SpaceTime
InformationOwnership
Values
Regrouping ActivitiesRegrouping Activities
Dealing with discrepancies of quantity andassortment may require regrouping activities
AccumulatingAccumulatingBulk-
BreakingBulk-
Breaking
AssortingAssortingSortingSorting
General Types of WholesalersGeneral Types of Wholesalers
Does wholesaler own the products?
Limited-functionmerchant
Wholesalers
Servicemerchant
wholesalers
Agent middlemen
How many functions does the wholesaler
provide?
All the functions
Some functions
Yes (merchant wholesaler) No (agent middleman)
Types of Merchant WholesalersTypes of Merchant Wholesalers
Typesof
MerchantWholesalers
Rack JobbersRack Jobbers GeneralMerchandise
GeneralMerchandise
Producers’Cooperative
Producers’Cooperative
Single- orGeneral-Line
Single- orGeneral-Line
Mail-OrderMail-Order SpecialtySpecialty
Drop-ShippersDrop-Shippers
TruckTruck Cash-and-CarryCash-and-Carry
Types of Merchant WholesalersTypes of Merchant Wholesalers
Typesof
MerchantWholesalers
Rack JobbersRack Jobbers GeneralMerchandise
GeneralMerchandise
Producers’Cooperative
Producers’Cooperative
Single- orGeneral-Line
Single- orGeneral-Line
Mail-OrderMail-Order SpecialtySpecialty
Drop-ShippersDrop-Shippers
TruckTruck Cash-and-CarryCash-and-Carry
Agent MiddlemenAgent Middlemen
Manufacturers’Agent
AuctionHouses Brokers
CommissionMerchants Selling
Agents
Types of Agent
Middlemen
Types of Agent
Middlemen
Agent MiddlemenAgent Middlemen
Manufacturers’Agent
AuctionHouses Brokers
CommissionMerchants Selling
Agents
Types of Agent
Middlemen
Types of Agent
Middlemen
Types of RetailersTypes of Retailers
Conven-tionalOfferings
ExpandedAssortmentand Service
ExpandedAssortmentand/or ReducedMargins/Service
Added ConvenienceHigher MarginsLess Assortment
Specialty Shops andDepartment Stores
Supermarkets, DiscountHouses, Mass- Merchandisers,Catalog Showrooms,Superstores
Telephone/Mail OrderVending MachinesDoor-to-DoorConvenience StoresElectronic Shopping
Single- andLimited-lineStores
Ways Retailers Try to Get Scale EconomiesWays Retailers Try to Get Scale Economies
CorporateChains
Retailerswanting economies
of scale
Retailerswanting economies
of scale
Ways Retailers Try to Get Scale EconomiesWays Retailers Try to Get Scale Economies
CorporateChains
Franchise Operations
Retailerswanting economies
of scale
Retailerswanting economies
of scale
Ways Retailers Try to Get Scale EconomiesWays Retailers Try to Get Scale Economies
CorporateChains
Franchise Operations
VoluntaryChains
Cooperative Chains
Retailerswanting economies
of scale
Retailerswanting economies
of scale
Characteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing SystemsCharacteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing Systems
Control Maintained By
Amount of Cooperation
Characteristics
Type of Channel
“Market”
Little or None
Traditional
Characteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing SystemsCharacteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing Systems
Vertical Marketing Systems
Economic Power and Leadership
Some to Good
Administered
Control Maintained By
Amount of Cooperation
Characteristics
Type of Channel
“Market”
Little or None
Traditional
Characteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing SystemsCharacteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing Systems
Vertical Marketing Systems
Economic Power and Leadership
Some to Good
Administered
Contracts
Fairly Good to Good
Contractual
Control Maintained By
Amount of Cooperation
Characteristics
Type of Channel
“Market”
Little or None
Traditional
Characteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing SystemsCharacteristics of Traditional and Vertical Marketing Systems
Vertical Marketing Systems
Economic Power and Leadership
Some to Good
Administered
Contracts
Fairly Good to Good
Contractual
Control Maintained By
Amount of Cooperation
Characteristics
Type of Channel
Ownership by One
Company
Complete
Corporate
“Market”
Little or None
Traditional
Vertical Marketing Systems May Require a “Channel Captain”Vertical Marketing Systems May Require a “Channel Captain”
Channel captain takes the lead
Channel captain takes the lead
Choose channelswell
Choose channelswell
Managing channel conflict
Managing channel conflict
Common product-marketcommitment
Common product-marketcommitment
Focus on commonobjectives
Focus on commonobjectives
The Transporting FunctionThe Transporting Function
Modesof
Transportation
Modesof
Transportation
Rail Truck
Air
PipelineWater
The Storing Function (Goods, not Services)The Storing Function (Goods, not Services)
Price StabilityPrice Stability
FlexibilityFlexibility
CostsCosts
Specialized FunctionSpecialized Function
CustomersNeeds and other
SegmentingDimensions
CompanyMission, Objectives,
& Resources
CompetitorsCurrent &
Prospective
S.W.O.T.
External Market EnvironmentExternal Market EnvironmentTechnology Political & Legal Social & Cultural EconomicTechnology Political & Legal Social & Cultural Economic
Targeting &Segmentation
Positioning &DifferentiationPositioning &Differentiation
Narrowing down to focused strategy with quantitative and qualitative screening criteria
Marketing Strategy Planning ProcessMarketing Strategy Planning Process