The document provides an overview of retail management. It defines key terms like retailing, retailer, wholesaling, and wholesaler. It explains that retailers sell directly to end consumers, while wholesalers sell to businesses. The document outlines several objectives of studying retail management, such as explaining the retail selling process, classification of retailers, components of retailing concepts, and strategies. It also describes some of the benefits of retailing for manufacturers, customers, and the economy. Specifically, it notes retailers provide benefits to customers by breaking bulk, providing assortment and inventory, and offering services and information.
Chapter 2 : Scope and Concept Of Management AccountingPeleZain
- The document discusses key differences between service, merchandising and manufacturing companies. Service companies provide intangible services, merchandising companies resell tangible goods, and manufacturing companies produce goods.
- It describes the value chain and its elements, which are the activities companies engage in to add value to products/services, like research & development, design, production/purchases, marketing, distribution and customer service. Understanding the value chain is important for business success.
- It distinguishes between direct and indirect costs. Direct costs can be traced to a specific cost object, like a steering wheel for a car. Indirect costs can't be traced, like a plant manager's wages. It also discusses cost objects
The document discusses different types and classifications of retailers. It begins by defining retailing as the set of activities used to sell products or services to consumers for personal use. Retailers perform functions like anticipating customer wants and acquiring products. Retailers can be classified in different ways such as by number of outlets, location, size, or ownership structure (independent, chain, franchise, cooperative). The document also discusses emerging retail formats like e-commerce and trends in retail business models.
Assessment of most selling staples & FMCG products in mop & pop stores close ...BHOMA RAM
The document provides an overview of strategic planning in a military context. It discusses how strategic planning begins with proper administration and organization to define roles and responsibilities. This ensures efficient coordination and eliminates overlap. The document also outlines the basic classifications of military strategy - grand strategy, strategy, operations, and tactics - which help structure the chain of command and divide responsibility between levels. Overall, the document emphasizes how effective administration and organization are prerequisites for successful strategic planning in any large group pursuing an objective.
Retailing involves the sale of goods and services directly to consumers for their personal use. It is the final stage in the distribution process where manufacturers sell products in bulk to retailers, who then break bulk and sell smaller quantities to consumers. Retail management involves all the processes that help customers shop easily and fulfill their purchase needs from retail stores. It aims to make shopping a pleasurable experience. Key aspects of retail management include understanding customer needs, providing desired products and services, maintaining appropriate inventory levels, and providing information to suppliers.
1. retail management (not) not focused on stockshahidch44
Retailing involves the sale of goods and services directly to consumers for their personal use. It is the final stage in the distribution process where manufacturers sell products in bulk to retailers, who then break bulk and sell smaller quantities to consumers. Retail management involves all the processes that help customers shop easily and fulfill their purchase needs from retail stores. It aims to make shopping a pleasurable experience. Key aspects of retail management include understanding customer needs, providing desired products and services, maintaining appropriate inventory levels, and providing information to suppliers.
1. The document discusses different types of business models including serial entrepreneur, manufacturer, inventor, wholesaler, landlord, contractor, and more.
2. It explains key parts of business models like the value proposition, customer segments, distribution channels, core competencies, and revenue streams.
3. Licensing a business model can generate upfront fees and ongoing royalties. It allows commercializing an innovation without developing the entire product independently, but the firm may receive less recognition. Costs and benefits must be considered.
The document discusses merchandising activities and key terms. It describes the core activities of merchandising companies as buying inventory from suppliers, storing and pricing products, marketing and selling to customers, fulfilling orders, and providing customer service. It outlines the income components and differences between merchandising and service businesses. Finally, it defines important merchandising terms related to inventory, pricing, vendors, and visual merchandising strategies.
Market fit is making products available in the market where customers start buying. but more than a product to market there are lots of synergies to build where things go with it.
Chapter 2 : Scope and Concept Of Management AccountingPeleZain
- The document discusses key differences between service, merchandising and manufacturing companies. Service companies provide intangible services, merchandising companies resell tangible goods, and manufacturing companies produce goods.
- It describes the value chain and its elements, which are the activities companies engage in to add value to products/services, like research & development, design, production/purchases, marketing, distribution and customer service. Understanding the value chain is important for business success.
- It distinguishes between direct and indirect costs. Direct costs can be traced to a specific cost object, like a steering wheel for a car. Indirect costs can't be traced, like a plant manager's wages. It also discusses cost objects
The document discusses different types and classifications of retailers. It begins by defining retailing as the set of activities used to sell products or services to consumers for personal use. Retailers perform functions like anticipating customer wants and acquiring products. Retailers can be classified in different ways such as by number of outlets, location, size, or ownership structure (independent, chain, franchise, cooperative). The document also discusses emerging retail formats like e-commerce and trends in retail business models.
Assessment of most selling staples & FMCG products in mop & pop stores close ...BHOMA RAM
The document provides an overview of strategic planning in a military context. It discusses how strategic planning begins with proper administration and organization to define roles and responsibilities. This ensures efficient coordination and eliminates overlap. The document also outlines the basic classifications of military strategy - grand strategy, strategy, operations, and tactics - which help structure the chain of command and divide responsibility between levels. Overall, the document emphasizes how effective administration and organization are prerequisites for successful strategic planning in any large group pursuing an objective.
Retailing involves the sale of goods and services directly to consumers for their personal use. It is the final stage in the distribution process where manufacturers sell products in bulk to retailers, who then break bulk and sell smaller quantities to consumers. Retail management involves all the processes that help customers shop easily and fulfill their purchase needs from retail stores. It aims to make shopping a pleasurable experience. Key aspects of retail management include understanding customer needs, providing desired products and services, maintaining appropriate inventory levels, and providing information to suppliers.
1. retail management (not) not focused on stockshahidch44
Retailing involves the sale of goods and services directly to consumers for their personal use. It is the final stage in the distribution process where manufacturers sell products in bulk to retailers, who then break bulk and sell smaller quantities to consumers. Retail management involves all the processes that help customers shop easily and fulfill their purchase needs from retail stores. It aims to make shopping a pleasurable experience. Key aspects of retail management include understanding customer needs, providing desired products and services, maintaining appropriate inventory levels, and providing information to suppliers.
1. The document discusses different types of business models including serial entrepreneur, manufacturer, inventor, wholesaler, landlord, contractor, and more.
2. It explains key parts of business models like the value proposition, customer segments, distribution channels, core competencies, and revenue streams.
3. Licensing a business model can generate upfront fees and ongoing royalties. It allows commercializing an innovation without developing the entire product independently, but the firm may receive less recognition. Costs and benefits must be considered.
The document discusses merchandising activities and key terms. It describes the core activities of merchandising companies as buying inventory from suppliers, storing and pricing products, marketing and selling to customers, fulfilling orders, and providing customer service. It outlines the income components and differences between merchandising and service businesses. Finally, it defines important merchandising terms related to inventory, pricing, vendors, and visual merchandising strategies.
Market fit is making products available in the market where customers start buying. but more than a product to market there are lots of synergies to build where things go with it.
Retailing involves selling products to consumers for personal use. It matches consumer demand with manufacturer supply. The document discusses various retail formats like traditional stores, department stores, discount stores, category killers, specialty stores, and e-tailers. It also discusses drivers of changing retail structures in India like customers, marketing plans, visual recognition, workplace challenges, and planning for success. Finally, it discusses how the internet redefines the retail industry by supporting marketing, facilitating retail marketing through communication and interaction, and enabling a different retail experience through online shopping.
Retailing involves selling products to consumers for personal use. It matches consumer demand with manufacturer supply. The document discusses various retail formats like traditional stores, department stores, discount stores, category killers, specialty stores, and e-tailers. It also discusses drivers of changing retail structures in India like customers, marketing plans, visual recognition, workplace challenges, and planning for success. Finally, it discusses how the internet redefines the retail industry by supporting marketing, facilitating retail marketing through communication and interaction, and enabling a different retail experience through online shopping.
The document discusses the roles of government, producers, distributors, consumers, labor, resources, capital, and taxes in economic development. It describes the basic functions of government in providing leadership, order, services, security, and economic assistance. It defines producers, distributors, consumers, and different types of distributors including direct, indirect, exclusive, intensive, selective, dual, and reverse distribution. It also discusses how taxation can be used to influence consumption, encourage investment, and support the social contract between citizens and the economy.
The document discusses the key concepts of marketing including definitions of marketing, the marketing concept, and the evolution of marketing philosophies over time. It provides definitions of marketing from various organizations and experts. It describes the progression from a production concept focused on mass production to a selling concept focused on persuading customers, to today's customer-centric marketing concept focused on satisfying customer needs. The functions, scope, and importance of marketing are also summarized.
Business Pan for my previous startup Intellex Marketing, a retail media and marketing analytics firm, which delivers targeted promotions and marketing messages in a modern trade store at the POS in the form of printed coupons. Each promotion is customized based on the basket contents. Our solution is a great tool for brand marketers and merchandisers to reach their target segment thereby reducing marketing spillage and influencing shopper behavior.
This document discusses key marketing concepts including needs, wants, exchange, market, goods, and familiarity with marketing systems. It defines marketing as satisfying customer needs through the development, promotion, and distribution of products. It also discusses the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion and how organizations market products, services, and experiences.
This document discusses strategic planning for small businesses. It explains that strategic planning involves defining a business strategy and allocating resources to pursue that strategy. For small businesses, strategic planning should focus on dominating niche markets rather than having a small share of broad markets. The strategic plan needs to be changed when warning signs emerge, such as declining sales from core customers or changes in the competitive landscape. The strategic planning process is important for small business success and survival.
This document discusses several marketing challenges faced by business organizations and ways to overcome them. The key marketing challenges mentioned are rapidly changing customer needs and expectations, increasing domestic and global competition, the rising popularity of the internet, and having too many options to choose from. The document recommends ways for organizations to overcome these challenges, including becoming a learning organization through training, conducting market research, reevaluating the traditional 4Ps marketing mix framework, and adopting a marketing concept focused on customer satisfaction rather than sales. It also discusses different marketing philosophies and concepts as well as an overview of services marketing.
Business Strategic PlanLatisha BellKaplan UniversityMT460-.docxRAHUL126667
Business Strategic Plan
Latisha Bell
Kaplan University
MT460- Final Project :The Strategic Plan
Introduction
Businesses usually require strategic plans in order to manage market competition.
This calls for proper planning by the management team so as to achieve the planned.
This is usually done through a strategic plan document.
This is a document that is used to communicate the goals and actions needed to achieve them (Capon, Farley & Hulbert, 1987).
This document features Walmart stores for the strategic plan case.
To successfully implement a strategic plan, a corporate should define clearly their mission, vision, objectives , actions and strategies.
This helps the corporate produce a blueprint of what they are expecting to plan.
The above are mainly the cornerstones of strategic planning.
This is because if an organization clearly defines its vision, mission, objectives, strategies and actions, then it will be capable on focusing on short goals while still implementing the short goals.
2
Background Information
Walmart is one of the r known retail giants in the world.
Walmart is a retail store that deals with a wide range of home use and general use items.
These product categories range form groceries to drugs and many more other general use items.
Its customers are generally the common people and citizens of the stores environs.
Walmart is distributed in different countries making it a common and popular brand.
Walmart is a brand that has a large client base.
It has existence in around 28 countries with 11,500 stores in operation.
The key strategic model used by Walmart is that they target on improving their consumers’ experience.
This has been achieved by offering services at consumer friendly retail prizes.
Through Walmart's journey, the brand has observed a great portion of success.
3
Vision and Mission
Vision:
To be the best retailer in the hearts and minds of consumers and employees.
Mission:
Saving people money so they can live better.
Philosophy:
If we work together, we’ll lower the cost of living for everyone…we’ll give the world an opportunity to see what it’s like to save and have a better life.
The company’s vision aims at attracting its customers through winning their hearts with the best retail services ever.
The company’s mission aims at saving the customers money by offering the best retail services through subsidized offers.
This shows that Walmart keeps the value of integrity in its core business values.
The other value can be seen from Walmart’s philosophy that encourages teamwork.
This shows that team work is also a core business value for Walmart
4
Leadership and organizational culture
Walmart’s success strategy is based on the Porter’s Model.
It keeps is generic strategic based on cost leadership.
The organization aims at keeping their product and service prices low.
It has been greatly known for offering market subsidized prices for its products.
This becomes that main selling point of the or ...
Retail sector in india (national handloom)Yash Agarwal
This document is a project report comparing the service quality of Big Bazaar and National Handloom retail stores in Jaipur, India. It includes an introduction to the retail industry in India, brief histories of Big Bazaar and National Handloom, and an overview of the research methodology to be used. The student will analyze customer perceptions of service quality across several dimensions and provide a SWOT analysis and recommendations.
The document provides an overview of advertising and advertising management. It begins with a brief history of advertising from older forms like trademarks, signs, and town criers to modern advertising. It then defines advertising as any paid non-personal promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. Advertising management is described as the planning, execution, control, and monitoring of advertising campaigns. The document outlines the advertising management process and discusses objectives, roles, and impacts of advertising. It also explores various media options and their advantages and disadvantages.
Check out our recommendations for sales teams in the freight forwarding space. We have won awards for our work with Maersk, and continue to strengthen the world's best logisticians!
A clear target market allows retailers to better understand customer needs and competitors. Targeting improves knowledge of customer characteristics, main competitors, and changing consumer demands. Retailers can be classified by ownership structure as independent retailers, chains, franchises, leased departments, or cooperatives. Retail formats include convenience stores, supermarkets, hypermarkets, specialty stores, department stores, and off-price retailers. Non-store retailing includes direct marketing, mail order, telemarketing, and automated vending. Developing a retail strategy involves establishing missions and objectives, analyzing the situation, identifying options, allocating resources, and monitoring progress.
Sdm questions and answers [jatin gadhiya]Prakash Goti
The document discusses various channel systems used in marketing, including vertical, horizontal, and multi-channel systems. It also discusses retailers and the retail trade, defining a retailer as the last link in the distribution channel. The document notes that retailers break bulk into suitable lots for consumers and are best positioned to understand customer expectations. It also outlines factors that influence customer choice of retailer, including price, location, product selection, services, and salesperson helpfulness. Global and Indian retail trends are also summarized.
This document discusses retailing and wholesaling. It begins by defining retailing as activities involved in selling goods or services directly to consumers. Retailers are classified as store or non-store. The wheel of retailing explains how retailers evolve their strategies. Retailers select target markets and develop their marketing mix. Wholesalers are intermediaries that sell to businesses and retailers. They provide functions like storage, transportation and financing. Wholesalers are classified by ownership and type, including merchant wholesalers and agents/brokers. The document concludes with an overview of direct marketing and non-store retailing methods like mail order, internet, and vending machines.
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS SHAREKHAN FOR INVESTING IN SHARES AND EQUITY MA...Sagar Sutar
Sharekhan Ltd is an Indian stock brokerage company with over 80 years of experience in the stock market. It provides both online and offline brokerage services through over 100 share shops across India. The document discusses Sharekhan's services and leadership position in the Indian market. It then outlines the objectives and scope of a study on customer satisfaction towards Sharekhan's services for investing in shares and the equity market. Key factors that affect customer satisfaction are also reviewed such as product quality, availability, customer service, and complaint management.
Viviana Mall is a large shopping mall located in Thane, India. It has over 1 million square feet of retail space spread across 7 anchor stores, 150 shops, and one of the largest multiplexes in the country. The mall has ample parking for over 2,400 cars. It offers a variety of activities for different age groups. The mall operations include regular maintenance and cleaning schedules. Viviana Mall is a popular destination for shoppers due to its large size and wide selection of brands from apparel to food. Revenue is generated through leases, space rentals, revenue sharing, parking fees, and advertisements.
unit 2 Retail Models & Theories of Retail Development.pptxMAHENDRA SINGH NEGI
The document discusses several theories of retail development:
1) The Wheel of Retailing Theory describes how retailers move through phases of entry, trading up, and vulnerability as they evolve.
2) The Retail Accordion Theory explains how retailers transition between offering a wide variety of products to specializing in specific products and then expanding offerings again.
3) The Melting Pot Theory describes how retailers adapt to competition by combining aspects of opposing retailers' strategies.
4) The Polarization Theory suggests the retail industry will be dominated by large and small retailers, with medium retailers becoming less viable.
Business Model Canvas Strategic Planning Book and WorkbookRamona Szenasi
Business Model Canvas is a strategic planning technique that helps companies answer core questions about their business. The Business Model Canvas book provides easy-to-understand instructions for how to use the model and includes an interactive workbook.
Make notes or modify your notes with this interactive PDF. It'll explain how to fill it out in detail and also provide an overview on what needs to be included.
www.7needs.com
It’s no secret that the marketing landscape is growing increasingly complex, with numerous channels, privacy regulations, signal loss, and more. One of the biggest problems facing marketers today is that they’re experiencing data deluge and data drought simultaneously.
Bliss Point by Tinuti addresses these challenges by providing a single, user-friendly platform for measuring what marketers previously struggled to measure. With Bliss Point, you can move beyond simply validating past actions and instead use measurement to guide real-time decision-making on what should happen next.
Join our product experts for a live demonstration of Bliss Point. Discover how it can empower your brand with the tools and insights needed to optimize each channel, across your entire media mix, and your overall brand performance.
Retailing involves selling products to consumers for personal use. It matches consumer demand with manufacturer supply. The document discusses various retail formats like traditional stores, department stores, discount stores, category killers, specialty stores, and e-tailers. It also discusses drivers of changing retail structures in India like customers, marketing plans, visual recognition, workplace challenges, and planning for success. Finally, it discusses how the internet redefines the retail industry by supporting marketing, facilitating retail marketing through communication and interaction, and enabling a different retail experience through online shopping.
Retailing involves selling products to consumers for personal use. It matches consumer demand with manufacturer supply. The document discusses various retail formats like traditional stores, department stores, discount stores, category killers, specialty stores, and e-tailers. It also discusses drivers of changing retail structures in India like customers, marketing plans, visual recognition, workplace challenges, and planning for success. Finally, it discusses how the internet redefines the retail industry by supporting marketing, facilitating retail marketing through communication and interaction, and enabling a different retail experience through online shopping.
The document discusses the roles of government, producers, distributors, consumers, labor, resources, capital, and taxes in economic development. It describes the basic functions of government in providing leadership, order, services, security, and economic assistance. It defines producers, distributors, consumers, and different types of distributors including direct, indirect, exclusive, intensive, selective, dual, and reverse distribution. It also discusses how taxation can be used to influence consumption, encourage investment, and support the social contract between citizens and the economy.
The document discusses the key concepts of marketing including definitions of marketing, the marketing concept, and the evolution of marketing philosophies over time. It provides definitions of marketing from various organizations and experts. It describes the progression from a production concept focused on mass production to a selling concept focused on persuading customers, to today's customer-centric marketing concept focused on satisfying customer needs. The functions, scope, and importance of marketing are also summarized.
Business Pan for my previous startup Intellex Marketing, a retail media and marketing analytics firm, which delivers targeted promotions and marketing messages in a modern trade store at the POS in the form of printed coupons. Each promotion is customized based on the basket contents. Our solution is a great tool for brand marketers and merchandisers to reach their target segment thereby reducing marketing spillage and influencing shopper behavior.
This document discusses key marketing concepts including needs, wants, exchange, market, goods, and familiarity with marketing systems. It defines marketing as satisfying customer needs through the development, promotion, and distribution of products. It also discusses the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion and how organizations market products, services, and experiences.
This document discusses strategic planning for small businesses. It explains that strategic planning involves defining a business strategy and allocating resources to pursue that strategy. For small businesses, strategic planning should focus on dominating niche markets rather than having a small share of broad markets. The strategic plan needs to be changed when warning signs emerge, such as declining sales from core customers or changes in the competitive landscape. The strategic planning process is important for small business success and survival.
This document discusses several marketing challenges faced by business organizations and ways to overcome them. The key marketing challenges mentioned are rapidly changing customer needs and expectations, increasing domestic and global competition, the rising popularity of the internet, and having too many options to choose from. The document recommends ways for organizations to overcome these challenges, including becoming a learning organization through training, conducting market research, reevaluating the traditional 4Ps marketing mix framework, and adopting a marketing concept focused on customer satisfaction rather than sales. It also discusses different marketing philosophies and concepts as well as an overview of services marketing.
Business Strategic PlanLatisha BellKaplan UniversityMT460-.docxRAHUL126667
Business Strategic Plan
Latisha Bell
Kaplan University
MT460- Final Project :The Strategic Plan
Introduction
Businesses usually require strategic plans in order to manage market competition.
This calls for proper planning by the management team so as to achieve the planned.
This is usually done through a strategic plan document.
This is a document that is used to communicate the goals and actions needed to achieve them (Capon, Farley & Hulbert, 1987).
This document features Walmart stores for the strategic plan case.
To successfully implement a strategic plan, a corporate should define clearly their mission, vision, objectives , actions and strategies.
This helps the corporate produce a blueprint of what they are expecting to plan.
The above are mainly the cornerstones of strategic planning.
This is because if an organization clearly defines its vision, mission, objectives, strategies and actions, then it will be capable on focusing on short goals while still implementing the short goals.
2
Background Information
Walmart is one of the r known retail giants in the world.
Walmart is a retail store that deals with a wide range of home use and general use items.
These product categories range form groceries to drugs and many more other general use items.
Its customers are generally the common people and citizens of the stores environs.
Walmart is distributed in different countries making it a common and popular brand.
Walmart is a brand that has a large client base.
It has existence in around 28 countries with 11,500 stores in operation.
The key strategic model used by Walmart is that they target on improving their consumers’ experience.
This has been achieved by offering services at consumer friendly retail prizes.
Through Walmart's journey, the brand has observed a great portion of success.
3
Vision and Mission
Vision:
To be the best retailer in the hearts and minds of consumers and employees.
Mission:
Saving people money so they can live better.
Philosophy:
If we work together, we’ll lower the cost of living for everyone…we’ll give the world an opportunity to see what it’s like to save and have a better life.
The company’s vision aims at attracting its customers through winning their hearts with the best retail services ever.
The company’s mission aims at saving the customers money by offering the best retail services through subsidized offers.
This shows that Walmart keeps the value of integrity in its core business values.
The other value can be seen from Walmart’s philosophy that encourages teamwork.
This shows that team work is also a core business value for Walmart
4
Leadership and organizational culture
Walmart’s success strategy is based on the Porter’s Model.
It keeps is generic strategic based on cost leadership.
The organization aims at keeping their product and service prices low.
It has been greatly known for offering market subsidized prices for its products.
This becomes that main selling point of the or ...
Retail sector in india (national handloom)Yash Agarwal
This document is a project report comparing the service quality of Big Bazaar and National Handloom retail stores in Jaipur, India. It includes an introduction to the retail industry in India, brief histories of Big Bazaar and National Handloom, and an overview of the research methodology to be used. The student will analyze customer perceptions of service quality across several dimensions and provide a SWOT analysis and recommendations.
The document provides an overview of advertising and advertising management. It begins with a brief history of advertising from older forms like trademarks, signs, and town criers to modern advertising. It then defines advertising as any paid non-personal promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an identified sponsor. Advertising management is described as the planning, execution, control, and monitoring of advertising campaigns. The document outlines the advertising management process and discusses objectives, roles, and impacts of advertising. It also explores various media options and their advantages and disadvantages.
Check out our recommendations for sales teams in the freight forwarding space. We have won awards for our work with Maersk, and continue to strengthen the world's best logisticians!
A clear target market allows retailers to better understand customer needs and competitors. Targeting improves knowledge of customer characteristics, main competitors, and changing consumer demands. Retailers can be classified by ownership structure as independent retailers, chains, franchises, leased departments, or cooperatives. Retail formats include convenience stores, supermarkets, hypermarkets, specialty stores, department stores, and off-price retailers. Non-store retailing includes direct marketing, mail order, telemarketing, and automated vending. Developing a retail strategy involves establishing missions and objectives, analyzing the situation, identifying options, allocating resources, and monitoring progress.
Sdm questions and answers [jatin gadhiya]Prakash Goti
The document discusses various channel systems used in marketing, including vertical, horizontal, and multi-channel systems. It also discusses retailers and the retail trade, defining a retailer as the last link in the distribution channel. The document notes that retailers break bulk into suitable lots for consumers and are best positioned to understand customer expectations. It also outlines factors that influence customer choice of retailer, including price, location, product selection, services, and salesperson helpfulness. Global and Indian retail trends are also summarized.
This document discusses retailing and wholesaling. It begins by defining retailing as activities involved in selling goods or services directly to consumers. Retailers are classified as store or non-store. The wheel of retailing explains how retailers evolve their strategies. Retailers select target markets and develop their marketing mix. Wholesalers are intermediaries that sell to businesses and retailers. They provide functions like storage, transportation and financing. Wholesalers are classified by ownership and type, including merchant wholesalers and agents/brokers. The document concludes with an overview of direct marketing and non-store retailing methods like mail order, internet, and vending machines.
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS SHAREKHAN FOR INVESTING IN SHARES AND EQUITY MA...Sagar Sutar
Sharekhan Ltd is an Indian stock brokerage company with over 80 years of experience in the stock market. It provides both online and offline brokerage services through over 100 share shops across India. The document discusses Sharekhan's services and leadership position in the Indian market. It then outlines the objectives and scope of a study on customer satisfaction towards Sharekhan's services for investing in shares and the equity market. Key factors that affect customer satisfaction are also reviewed such as product quality, availability, customer service, and complaint management.
Viviana Mall is a large shopping mall located in Thane, India. It has over 1 million square feet of retail space spread across 7 anchor stores, 150 shops, and one of the largest multiplexes in the country. The mall has ample parking for over 2,400 cars. It offers a variety of activities for different age groups. The mall operations include regular maintenance and cleaning schedules. Viviana Mall is a popular destination for shoppers due to its large size and wide selection of brands from apparel to food. Revenue is generated through leases, space rentals, revenue sharing, parking fees, and advertisements.
unit 2 Retail Models & Theories of Retail Development.pptxMAHENDRA SINGH NEGI
The document discusses several theories of retail development:
1) The Wheel of Retailing Theory describes how retailers move through phases of entry, trading up, and vulnerability as they evolve.
2) The Retail Accordion Theory explains how retailers transition between offering a wide variety of products to specializing in specific products and then expanding offerings again.
3) The Melting Pot Theory describes how retailers adapt to competition by combining aspects of opposing retailers' strategies.
4) The Polarization Theory suggests the retail industry will be dominated by large and small retailers, with medium retailers becoming less viable.
Business Model Canvas Strategic Planning Book and WorkbookRamona Szenasi
Business Model Canvas is a strategic planning technique that helps companies answer core questions about their business. The Business Model Canvas book provides easy-to-understand instructions for how to use the model and includes an interactive workbook.
Make notes or modify your notes with this interactive PDF. It'll explain how to fill it out in detail and also provide an overview on what needs to be included.
www.7needs.com
It’s no secret that the marketing landscape is growing increasingly complex, with numerous channels, privacy regulations, signal loss, and more. One of the biggest problems facing marketers today is that they’re experiencing data deluge and data drought simultaneously.
Bliss Point by Tinuti addresses these challenges by providing a single, user-friendly platform for measuring what marketers previously struggled to measure. With Bliss Point, you can move beyond simply validating past actions and instead use measurement to guide real-time decision-making on what should happen next.
Join our product experts for a live demonstration of Bliss Point. Discover how it can empower your brand with the tools and insights needed to optimize each channel, across your entire media mix, and your overall brand performance.
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