The document discusses the retail industry and trends in India. It notes that retail is expected to reach Rs. 25,000 billion by 2008 in India. Organized retailing is growing in both food and non-food segments. By 2015, India will have over 700 shopping malls, up from 400 operational malls in 2010. The document also examines relationships between retailers and suppliers, different retail formats, and drivers of success in the retail sector such as customers, education, and planning.
Retail Management Notes, Basics of Retail Management, Classification of Retailers, Types of Retailers, Scope of Retailing, Functions of Retailers, Role of Retailers in Distribution Channel, Indian retailscape, organized and Unorganized Retailers,
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RTMNU 4th sem MBA
Subject - Retail Sales Management & Services Marketing [ Marketing ]
Module 1
INTRODUCTION TO RETAILING
BY Jayanti R Pande
#JayantiPande_slideshare
DGICM college nagpur
Some important notes about retail industry such as:
Strategic Levers of Retailing,
Functions Performed by Retailers,
Types of Retailers,
Customers Perception and Buying Behavior,
Merchandise Management,
Issues with Merchandise Management.
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Retail marketing is comprised of the activities related to selling products directly to consumers through channels such as stores, malls, kiosks, vending machines or other fixed locations.
Retail Marketing and Advertising
Retail Marketing Strategies;
Strategic Positioning;
Retail marketing mix;
Customer relationship management;
Direct marketing;
Micro marketing in retailing, and
Advertising in retailing.
Briefs on the Retail industry of India and discusses ,under what market structure, it falls onto. Also , listed inside, are factors affecting demand and supply of Retail Industry. Discusses briefly COVID-19 impacts on retail industry.
1. Definition and importance of Relationship Marketing
2. Evolution of Relationship Marketing
3. Fundamental Principles of Relationship Marketing
4. Expanded Marketing Mix
5. Drivers of Relationship Marketing
6. Elements of Relationship Marketing: Quality, Customer Service and Marketing
3. What is retailing?
Retailing: a conclusive set of activities or steps used
to sell a product or a service to consumers for their
personal or family use
Retailer: a person, agent, agency, company or
organization instrumental in reaching the goods,
merchandise, or services to the ultimate consumer
Countries that have enjoyed the greatest economic
and social progress have been those with a strong
retail sector
Over the last decade there have been sweeping
changes in the general retailing business
4. Retail industry and economy
Retail business is the largest private industry
Retail is ahead of finance and engineering and
contributes over 8 per cent of GDP in the western
countries
Over 50 of the Fortune 500 and about 25 of the Asian
Top 200 companies are retailers
Today, in some developed countries, retail businesses
have shares as large as 40 per cent of the market
The significance of the retail business has increased
with the fast growth in the service sector
5. Retail industry in India
Retail forecasts in India:
- the business in India is expected to reach Rs. 25,000
billion in 2008
- growth of organized retailing in both food and non-food
segments
- proportion of sales through organized retailing
estimated,
increase by 8% in 2010
Emergence of organized retailing:
-India to have over 700 shopping malls by 2015
(400 operational malls in 2010)
- land developers rushing to cash in on the booming retail
business
6. Characteristics of retailing
Direct end-user interaction
Sole point in the value chain to provide platform for
promotions
Sales at the retail level is generally in smaller unit sizes
Location is a critical factor for retail business
Retail services are as important as core products
A larger number of retail units as compared to other
members present in the value chain
10. Trends in retail formats
Mom and Pop Stores and traditional kirana stores
E-commerce
Department Stores
Discount Stores
Category Killers
Specialty Stores
E-tailers
11. Relationships between retailers and
suppliers
The retail sector is critically dependent on its suppliers for
effective operation and the profitability of its business
Several socio-economic and demographic factors are
considered by manufacturers for identifying the ideal retail
format mix for its products
This is illustrated by the washing soap category in India and
the resultant retail format preferences
12. Retail format mix adopted by
manufacturers for soaps
Soap is targeted towards women as they are the chief
decision-makers in soap purchase. Medicated
positioning like germ killing and anti-bacterial are
marketed to families.
About 75% of the soaps are bought through these
following types of outlets.
Kirana stores
Pan-beedi shops
Department stores
13. Retail strategy
Define the business of the firm in terms of orientation
towards a particular sector
Set short-term and long-term objectives with regard to
image and profitability
Identify the target market and direct efforts on the basis of
the customers characteristics and needs
Decide the broad direction the company must take in
future
Implement an integrated plan that encompasses all
aspects of retailing like pricing, location, and channel
decisions
Evaluate and revise the plan depending on the nature of
the internal and external environment
14. Retail concepts
An essential part of the retailing strategy, the retailing
concept is essentially a customer-centred, company-
wide approach to developing and implementing a
marketing strategy. The retailing concept covers four
broad areas:
Customer orientation
Goal orientation
Value driven approach
Coordinated effort
15. The changing face of retailing
Role of the Internet
- Does the size of the retail organization play a big part in
adapting easily to the Internet?
- Is the product/service offering also a prime determinant of
cyber retailing?
Branding through retailers
- How do retailers choose which brands to display?
- Why do many new products fail in the marketplace
- How can manufacturers maximize the brand opportunity in
a given retail outlet?
- What is future of Lifestyle Clustering?
- Vertical retail concepts are increasing in popularity
Consumption related mega trends
16. Drivers of success in the retail sector
Customers are the driving force in change
Re-evaluating the marketing plan
Advanced education for retailers is critical for growth
Strong visual recognition
The workplace challenge
Planning for success