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Marketing Channel
(distribution channel)
organized system of marketing institutions' relationships that promote the flow of goods from producer to consumer.
logistics
coordinating the flow of information among members of the marketing channel
physical distribution
(a key aspect of logistics)
aimed at efficient movement of goods from the end of the production line to the consumer. Includes customer service, inventory control, materials handling, packaging, warehousing, etc.
Four functions of Channels
1. facilitate the exchange process by decreesing marketing contracts
2. sorting - adjust discrepenceis in the markets assortment of goods and services
3. standardising exchange transactions through setting expectations
4. facilitate searches for goods and to sell goods
marketing intermediary
operates between producers and consumers - middle man
wholesaler
intermediary that takes title to goods and distributes them further - jobber/ distributer

..as opposed to a retailer
1st step in selecting a market channel
determining whic type will be the best
direct channel
carries goods directly from a producer to a user
direct selling
producer establishes direct sales contact w/its final users.

b2b, consumer goods.
merchant wholesaler
independently owned -takes the title to the goods.
dual distribution
network that moves products to the target market (thru multiple mktg channels)
reverse channels
designed to return goods to their owners
selection factors of a marketing channel
market - consumers or businesses
product - perishible
organizational - inadequate resources
competitive - inadequate promotion
distribution intensity
number of intermediaries a manufacturer distributes goods
intensive distribution
manufacturer of a convenience product tries to saturate the market.