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MARKETING MANAGEMENT 12th editionChapter QuestionsRetailingTable 16.1 Major Retailer TypesLevels of Retail ServiceNonstore RetailingMajor Types of Corporate Retail OrganizationsRetailers’ Marketing DecisionsRetail Category ManagementRetailer Services MixLocation DecisionIndicators of Sales EffectivenessTrends in RetailingWholesaling FunctionsMajor Wholesaler TypesWholesalers’ Marketing DecisionsMarket Logistics PlanningMarket Logistics DecisionsTransportation FactorsMARKETING MANAGEMENT12th editionKotler Keller16 Managing Retailing,Wholesaling, and Logistics16-2Chapter QuestionsWhat major types of marketing intermediaries occupy this sector?What marketing decisions do these marketing intermediaries make?What are the major trends with marketing intermediaries?16-3RetailingIncludes all the activities involved inselling goods or services directlyto final consumers for personal,nonbusiness use.16-4Table 16.1 Major Retailer TypesSpecialty storeDepartment storeSupermarketConvenience storeDiscount storeOff-price retailerSuperstoreCatalog showroom16-5Levels of Retail ServiceSelf-serviceSelf-selectionLimited serviceFull service16-6Nonstore RetailingDirect sellingDirect marketingAutomatic vendingBuying service16-7Major Types of Corporate Retail OrganizationsCorporate chain storeVoluntary chainRetailer cooperativeConsumer cooperativeFranchise organizationMerchandising conglomerate16-8Retailers’ Marketing DecisionsTarget marketProduct assortmentService/store atmospherePriceCommunicationLocation16-9Retail Category ManagementDefine the categoryFigure out its roleSet goalsChoose the audienceImplement the planFigure out tacticsAssess performance16-10Retailer Services MixPrepurchase servicesPostpurchase servicesAncillary services16-11Location DecisionGeneral business districtsRegional shopping centersCommunity shopping centersStrip mallsLocation within a larger store16-12Indicators of Sales EffectivenessNumber of people passing by locationPercentage who enter storePercentage of those who enter who also buyAverage amount spent per sale16-13Trends in RetailingNew retail forms and combinationsGrowth of intertype competitionCompetition between store-based and non-store-based retailingGrowth of giant retailersDecline of middle market retailersGrowing investment in technologyGlobal presence of major retailers16-14Wholesaling FunctionsSelling and promotingBuying and assortment buildingBulk breakingWarehousingTransportationFinancingRisk bearingMarket informationManagement services and counseling16-15Major Wholesaler TypesMerchantFull serviceLimited serviceBrokers and agentsManufacturersSpecialized16-16Wholesalers’ Marketing DecisionsTarget marketProduct assortmentPricePromotionPlace16-17Market Logistics PlanningDeciding on the company’s value proposition to its customersDeciding on the best channel design and network strategyDeveloping operational excellenceImplementing the solution16-18Market Logistics DecisionsHow should orders be handled?Where should stock be located?How much stock should be held?How should goods be shipped?16-19Transportation


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