Two decisions that you would have to make when it comes to your channel strategy is the length and width of your channeling.
Channel length: it is the number of different types and levels of intermediaries used in your channel strategy (i.e. wholesalers, retailers, pharmacies, etc)
Channel width: it is the extent to which your channel covers the market either by distributing your product through the greatest number of intermediaries or to only one
Push Strategy: This strategy targets suppliers. It is achieved by moving the products through the channel (distribution mediums) by convincing channel members (suppliers) to offer them. Some examples are by providing them with incentives, such as discounts.Pull Strategy: This strategy is customer focused. It is done by moving the products through the channel (distribution mediums) by creating a demand/desire for the products among consumers. Through their intense demand for the product, they will convince retailers to stock these items.
Branding consists of a set of complex branding decisions. Major brand strategy decisions involve brand positioning, brand name selection, brand sponsorship and brand development. A brand is a company’s promise to deliver a specific set of features, benefits, services and experiences consistently to buyers. However, a brand should rather be understood as a set of perceptions a consumer has about the products of a particular firm. Therefore, all branding decisions focus on the consumer.
A channel marketing plan is made to give the company an overall outlook on the potential of a certain channel before taking affirmative marketing action. In the case of a channel marketing plan you will find three major channels for a marketing plan of this type. These major channels are market, media, and distribution.
describe any major in the current Indian Marco environment and explian its implication for marketing strategy in the next few years?
Strategy formulation is vital to the well-being of a company or organization. There are two major types of strategy: (1) corporate strategy, in which companies decide which line or lines of business to engage in; and (2) business or competitive strategy, which sets the framework for achieving success in a particular business. While business strategy often receives more attention than corporate strategy, both forms of strategy involve planning, industry/market analysis, goal setting, commitment of resources, and monitoring.
1. analyzing consumer needs 2. setting channel objectives 3. identifying major alternatives 4. evaluating the major alternatives 5. designing international distribution channels.
The HELP strategy is most useful when you are making decisions.
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Consensus is the appropriate decision strategy for the most important team decisions.
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How resource constrain guide you to take major economic decisions?
Push Strategy: This strategy targets suppliers. It is achieved by moving the products through the channel (distribution mediums) by convincing channel members (suppliers) to offer them. Some examples are by providing them with incentives, such as discounts.Pull Strategy: This strategy is customer focused. It is done by moving the products through the channel (distribution mediums) by creating a demand/desire for the products among consumers. Through their intense demand for the product, they will convince retailers to stock these items.
Consensus is the appropriate decision strategy for the most important team decisions.
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One major advantage to having an integrative strategy is the fact that the entire business will be able to support the organization when necessary. One disadvantage to having an integrative strategy is problems with coordination.
Letting provinces make some decisions.