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15. Retailing Strategy
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15. Retailing Strategy
includes all act involved in selling, renting, and providing goods and services to ultimate consumers for personal, family or household use.
- A. Form of Ownership
- 1. Independent retailer is one of the most common forms of retail ownership
- 2. Corporate chain involves multiple outlets under common ownership. Centralization of decision making and purchasing is common.
- 3. Contractual System - Involve independently owned stores that band together to act like a choice
- Franchising is when an individual or firm contracts with a parent company to set up a business or retail outlet
- 3. Contractual System - Involve independently owned stores that band together to act like a choice
- 2. Corporate chain involves multiple outlets under common ownership. Centralization of decision making and purchasing is common.
- 1. Independent retailer is one of the most common forms of retail ownership
- b. Level of Service
- 1. Self-service
- 2. Limited Service
- 3. Full service outlets
- Outlets provide a complete range of services to cater to the shopper.
- Outlets provide some services such as credit, merchandise return, and telephone ordering. Ex Canadian Tire
- 3. Full service outlets
- Exists when the customer performs many functions, and little service is provided by the outlet - Costco.
- 2. Limited Service
- 1. Self-service
- C. Merchandise Line
- Retail outlets are classified by the
- Breadth of the product line
- Categories
- Depth of product line
- Assortment
- Breadth of the product line
- Retail outlets are classified by the
- 1. Stores with large assortment (depth) are limited - line stores or single-line stores or specialty outlets
- This includes most of the smaller mall stores
- 2. Store with broadlines (good breadth, many categories) are often called general merchandise stores. Department Stores carry a wide range of products but not unusual sizes
- a. Scrambled merchandising is when a store offers several unrelated product lines. This creates:
- Intertype Competition
- Competition between dissimilar type of retail outlets. Ex Costco
- Intratype Competition
- One company to another. Ex Groceries Vs Groceries
- b. Hypermarkets are large stores (over 200,000 square feet) offering a mix of food products and general merchandise
- Intertype Competition
- a. Scrambled merchandising is when a store offers several unrelated product lines. This creates:
- A. Form of Ownership
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