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9/3/2019

Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Place Development, Distribution &


Channel Systems
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Lesson Objectives

• Discuss place objectives


• Evaluate channel systems
• Discuss physical distribution/logistics
• Evaluate retailer and wholesaler
considerations

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Marketing Strategy Planning Decisions for Place

Place and
Development of
Channel Systems

Place Direct vs. Channel Channel Market


objectives indirect specialists relationships exposure

Place Decisions Are Guided by “Ideal” Place


Objectives

Key Issues

Product classes
Place system may
suggest place
Place decisions be complex
objectives
have long-run
effects

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Channel System May Be Direct or Indirect

Direct Channels Are


Common with Business
Customers and Services

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When Indirect
Channels Are Best

Channel Specialists Adjust Discrepancies in


Quantity or Assortment with Regrouping Activities

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The Best Channel System Should Achieve Ideal


Market Exposure

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Channel Systems Can Be Complex

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Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Physical Distribution and Customer


Service

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The Role of Logistics and Physical Distribution


Customer Service in Marketing Strategy

Distribution
Customer Service &
Logistics

Logistics customer Transporting Storing


service • Transportation modes • Storage & strategy planning
• No brand
What is it? other than • Benefits and limitations • Inventory costs
• identification
Level to offer with the • Storage facilities
• Cost contents • Distribution centers
• JIT and EDI

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Physical Distribution Service Levels

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Trade-Offs among Physical Distribution Costs,


Customer Service Level, and Sales

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Benefits and Limitations of Different Transport


Modes
Transporting Features
Ability to
Handle a Frequency of Dependability in
Delivery Number of Variety of Scheduled Meeting
Mode Cost Speed Locations Served Goods Shipments Schedules
Truck High Fast Very extensive High High High

Rail Medium Average Extensive High Low Medium

Water Very low Very slow Limited Very high Very low Medium

Air Very high Very fast Extensive Limited High High

Pipeline Low Slow Very limited Very limited Medium High

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A Cost Comparison of Alternative Systems

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The Storing Function and Marketing Strategy

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Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Retailer and Wholesaler


Considerations
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Marketing Strategy Planning for Retailers and


Wholesalers

Retailers, Wholesalers &


Their Strategy Planning

Strategy planning Strategy planning


Nature of retailing
for retailers for wholesalers

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Planning a Retailer’s Strategy

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Retailer Offerings

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Retailing on the Internet

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Retailing Types are Explained by Consumer Needs

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Types of Wholesalers

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Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Pricing Objectives and Policies

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Lesson Objectives

• Discuss price dimensions


• Evaluate pricing objectives and policies
• Evaluate price setting models
• Discuss demand estimation

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Pricing Objectives and Policies & Price Setting

Pricing

Pricing objectives
Price Setting
& Pricing policies

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Price Dimensions

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Objectives Should Guide Strategy Planning for


Price

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Objectives Should Guide Strategy Planning for


Price

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Objectives Should Guide Strategy Planning for


Price

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Establishing Pricing Policies

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Skimming vs. Penetration Pricing Policies

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Discount Policies: Reductions from List Prices

Quantity

Seasonal

Cash 2/10 net 30

Trade

Sale

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Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Price Setting

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Price Setting

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Markup Pricing

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High Markups
Don’t Always
Mean Big Total Profits

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Average Cost Pricing

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Marketing Manager Must Consider Various Kinds


of Costs Total Fixed Cost

Total Variable Cost

Total Cost

Average Unit Cost

Average Fixed Cost

Average Variable Cost

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Cost Relationships

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Break-Even Analysis Can Evaluate Possible Prices

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Marginal Analysis

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Profit Maximization with Total Revenue and Total


Cost Curves

Quantity

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Demand Estimation
Substitute

Ease of Comparison

Who Pays

Total Expenditure

End Benefits

Switching Costs

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Bid Pricing & Negotiated Pricing

New Prices for Every Job

Ethical Issues

Consider Demand

Negotiated Prices

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Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Promotion

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Lesson Objectives

• Discuss promotion methods and goals


• Assess the adoption process’s impact on
promotion
• Discuss how personal selling and
customer service affect promotion
• Evaluate opportunities for advertising,
publicity and sales promotion

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Promotion & Marketing Strategy Planning

Promotion Intro. to
Integrated Marketing
Communications

Promotion Managing Promotion


Product Planning
Methods Promotion Budgeting

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Promotion Methods

Personal Selling

Mass Selling

Advertising Publicity

Different Methods of
Promotion
Sales Promotion

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Which Method to Use Depends on Promotion


Objectives

Informing

Persuading

Reminding

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Promotion Objectives Relate to the Adoption


Process and AIDA Model

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Sales Promotion Tries to Spark Immediate Interest

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Sales Promotion Tries to Spark Immediate Interest

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Sales Promotion Tries to Spark Immediate Interest

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Push Marketing & Pull Marketing


Producer’s promotion blend
Personal selling, sales promotion, advertising,
and publicity

Promotion to
channel members
Wholesalers’ Wholesalers’
promotion promotion
Promotion push push Promotion
to business to final
customers customers
Retailers’
promotion
push

Business Final
customers consumers
request (pull) request (pull)
product product

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An Example of Pulling

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Adoption Processes Can Guide Promotion Planning

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Promotion Varies Over the Life Cycle

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Setting the Promotion Budget

Percentage of Sales

Task Method

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Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Personal Selling and Customer


Service
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Strategy Planning and Personal Selling

Personal Selling and


Customer Service

Importance of Personal Selling Personal Selling


Strategy Decisions
Personal Selling Tasks Process

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The Importance and Role of Personal Selling

Helping to buy is smart selling

Salespeople represent whole


company & customers

Sales force provides market


information

Salespeople can be strategy


planners
Personal Selling
is Important

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Supporting Sales Force Informs and Promotes in


the Channel

Missionary Salespeople

Technical Specialists

Customer Service Reps

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The Right Structure Helps Assign Responsibility


Different Markets, Different
Tasks

Major Accounts Sales Force

Telemarketing

Sales Territories

Sales Force Size and


Workload

Team Selling

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Combining Technology with Personal Selling

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Key Steps in the Personal Selling Process

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Business Fundamentals for


Analytics
Marketing

Michael Buchanan
Lecturer
Scheller College of Business

Advertising, Publicity and Sales


Promotion
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Advertising, Publicity and Sales Promotion

Advertising, Publicity &


Sales Promotion

Advertising Publicity & Sales


Advertising Channel
Strategy Communication Promotion
Spending Analysis
Decisions Tactics Decisions

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Media Advertising Spending in the United States

Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/272314/advertising-spending-in-the-us/

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Advertising Spending as Percent of Sales for


Specific Product Categories
PRODUCERS

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Retail Ad Spending
RETAILERS

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Setting Ad Objectives Is a Strategy Decision


Position Brands

Introduce New Products

Obtain Outlets

Ongoing Contact

Support Sales Force

Get Immediate Action

Maintain Relationships

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Objectives Guide Implementation

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Objectives Determine the Types of Advertising

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Reminder Advertising Reinforces a Favorable


Relationship

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Choosing the “Best” Medium – How To Deliver the


Message
Promotion Objectives

Target Market Characteristics

Funds Available

Nature of the Media

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Source: https://www.marketingcharts.com/featured-104785/attachment/pwc-us-ad-market-sizes-2018-2022-june2018

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Traditional Advertising Channels

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Digital Marketing / Advertising


Data

Organic & Paid Search

Display Advertising

Social Media & Influencer


Marketing

Mobile

Video

Email

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Analytics

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Measuring Advertising Effectiveness - Attribution

Consider the Total Mix

Research and Testing May


Improve Odds

Hindsight May Lead to Foresight

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Types of Publicity and Different Communication


Tactics

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Sales Promotion Stimulates Change

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Problems in Managing Sales Promotion

Erodes Brand Loyalty

Need for Alternatives

Hard to Manage

Lessons Learned

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