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MARKETING CHANNELS Presented by Diego Ruiz Jeffery Botwinick Karina Ramos Yanmi Wang

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Marketing Channels. Presented by Diego Ruiz Jeffery Botwinick Karina Ramos Yanmi Wang. Agenda. Marketing Channel Levels of Channel Channel Design Types of Marketing System Logistics. What is a Marketing Channel?. A set of interdependent organizations - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Marketing Channels

MARKETING CHANNELS

Presented byDiego Ruiz

Jeffery BotwinickKarina Ramos

Yanmi Wang

Page 2: Marketing Channels

Agenda Marketing Channel

Levels of Channel

Channel Design

Types of Marketing System

Logistics

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• A set of interdependent organizations

• Making products available to consumers or businesses.

• Creating greater efficiency on making goods available to target markets.

What is a Marketing Channel?

Producer

Channel

Customer

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The Importance of Marketing Channel

Each channel member adds value

Connect producers with customers

Complete transactionsManufactur

er

Manufacturer

Manufacturer

Customer

Customer

Customer

Number of contacts without a distributor

Manufacturer

Manufacturer

Manufacturer

Customer

Customer

Customer

Distributor

Number of contacts with a distributor

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Marketing Channel Levels

no intermediary levels

company sells directly to consumers

one or more intermediary levels

Direct Marketing Channel

Indirect Marketing Channel

Wholesaler

Producer Producer Producer

Consumer

RetailerRetailer

Consumer Consumer

Channel 1

Channel 3

Channel 2

Manufacturer’s

Representatives

Producer Producer Producer

Business Distributo

r

Business Customer

Channel 4

Channel 6

Channel 5

Business Customer

Business Customer

Business Distributo

r

Consumer Marketing Channels

Business Marketing Channels

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Types of Marketing System

One or more independent member

Seeking to maximize its own profits

no much control over other members

All members acting as a unified system

One channel member owns the others

Dominated by the producer the wholesaler, or the retailer

Conventional distribution channel

Vertical marketing system

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Types of Marketing System

Two or more companies at one level

Accomplish more than any one company could alone

A single firm sets up two or more marketing channels

To reach one or more customer segments

Horizontal Marketing Systems

Multi-channel distribution channel

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Marketing channels

Consumer marketing channels

Business marketing channels

Taylor FarmsPRODUCE

R

WalMartRETAILER

BuyersCONSUMER

SyscoBUSINESS

DISTRIBUTOR

Applebee'sBUSINESS

CUSTOMER

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Marketing Channel Design Analyzing Customer Needs

Nearby locations Buy in person, by phone or online Range of assortments or specialization Add-on services

Setting Channel Objectives Segments to serve Nature of the company/products Competitors Environment

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Marketing Channel Design Identifying Major Alternatives

Types of intermediaries Number of intermediaries

Intensive distribution Exclusive distribution Selective distribution

Responsibilities of Channel Members

Evaluating Major Alternatives Economic criteria Control issues Adaptability criteria

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Channel Considerations Does the channel fit the target

customers?

Is the channel going allow for profit?

How many intermediaries will be involved?

How will each add value?

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Marketing Logistics Warehousing

Taylor Farm has storage warehouses, and distribution centers.

Produce has a limited shelf life. Distributions centers need to fill orders

efficiently to ensure fresh produce.

Taylor Farms operates nine Rapid deployment Centers (RDCs) through the country.

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Inventory Management

Balance inventory

Affect customer satisfaction

Product availability

Ability to track product

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Transportation Choice of carriers affect product pricing Affect the condition of goods Delivery performance

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Logistics Information Management

Companies manage their supply through information.

Channels share information Customer transactions Billing Shipment & inventory Customer data

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Motivating Intermediaries Opportunity for profit Price, terms, conditions Support and  training Products line future Attractive brand Co-marketing

(McCarthy, 2013)

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Reflection Marketing channels connect producers to

customers. There are two major types of channel

Direct and indirect Channels are opportunities for value add

in a target market The complexities that make a product

available for consumers.

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References Kolter, P. & Armstrong, G. (2014)  Principles of

Marketing. Upper Saddle NJ:Pearson Mckarthy, Brian K. (2013 February 24). Marketing

Channels of Distribution. [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOT4Wnuv3E8

Hegedus World. (2012). Taylor Farms[Video file]. Vemo. http://vimeo.com/43966985