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MANAGING RETAILING, WHOLESALING, AND LOGISTICS HYDEE R. RAQUID MMDPBatch5

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Page 1: Chapter 16   managing retailing, wholesaling, and logistics

MANAGING RETAILING,

WHOLESALING, AND LOGISTICS

HYDEE R. RAQUID

MMDPBatch5

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RETAILING

Definition ?

3 Types of Retailers

4 Levels of Retail Service

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RETAILING

Retailing – includes all the activities involved in

selling goods or services directly to

final consumers for personal,

nonbusiness use.

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TYPES OF RETAILERS

3. Corporate Retailing and Franchising

1. Store Retailer

2. Non-Store Retailing

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STORE RETAILERS

- are establishments where consumers can

shop for goods and services such as

department stores, specialty stores,

supermarkets, convenience stores, and

catalog showrooms

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LEVELS OF STORE RETAIL SERVICE

Self-service

Self-selection

Limited service

Full service

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Self-service – customers are willing to

“locate – compare – select”

process to save money.

LEVELS OF STORE RETAIL SERVICE

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Self-selection – customers find their own goods,

although they can ask for assistance.

LEVELS OF STORE RETAIL SERVICE

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Full service – sales people assist in every phase

of the “locate-compare-select”

process. High staffing cost and

services result in high-cost retailing.

Limited service – Customers need more

information and assistance.

LEVELS OF STORE RETAIL SERVICE

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Direct

selling

Buying

service

Automatic

vending

Direct

marketing

4 NONSTORE RETAILING

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Direct selling - door to door

selling or the home sales

parties. e.g. Tupperware, Electrolux

Direct marketing – catalog

marketing; e.g. tele

marketing, electronic and

internet shopping

4 NONSTORE RETAILING

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4 NONSTORE RETAILING

Buying service – a storeless

retailer serving a specific

clientele entitled to a discount

in exchange for membership.

Automatic vending – offers 24-hour

selling and self-service

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Corporate chain store – Two or more outlets

owned controlled, employing

central buying and mer-

chandising and selling

similar lines of merchandise.

Voluntary chain – wholesaler-sponsored

group of independent retailers

engaged in bulk buying and

common merchandising.

TYPES OF CORPORATE

RETAIL ORGANIZATIONS

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Retailer cooperative - independent

retailers using a central buying

organization and joint promotion efforts.

Consumer cooperative –

a retail firm owned

by its customers.

TYPES OF CORPORATE

RETAIL ORGANIZATIONS

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TYPES OF CORPORATE

RETAIL ORGANIZATIONS

Franchise organization –

contractual association

between franchisor and

franchisees.

Merchandising conglomerate – a corporation

that combines several diversified lines and forms under central ownership.

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RETAILING

- Either a store retailing, nonstore

retailing or corporate retailing.

Which Level of Service in Store

Retailing do you Prefer?