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Marketing: Custom Edition for Texas A&M University 17th Edition by William Pride,Ferrell

Edition 17ISBN: 978-1285895321
book Marketing: Custom Edition for Texas A&M University 17th Edition by William Pride,Ferrell cover

Marketing: Custom Edition for Texas A&M University 17th Edition by William Pride,Ferrell

Edition 17ISBN: 978-1285895321
Exercise 21
One of the key components in a successful marketing strategy is the plan for getting the products to your customer. To make the best decisions about where, when, and how your products will be made available to the customer, you need to know more about how these distribution decisions relate to other marketing mix elements in your marketing plan. To assist you in relating the information in this chapter to your marketing plan, consider the following issues:
Using Figure 15.2 (or 15.3 if your product is a business product), determine which of the channel distribution paths is most appropriate for your product. Given the nature of your product, could it be distributed through more than one of these paths?
One of the key components in a successful marketing strategy is the plan for getting the products to your customer. To make the best decisions about where, when, and how your products will be made available to the customer, you need to know more about how these distribution decisions relate to other marketing mix elements in your marketing plan. To assist you in relating the information in this chapter to your marketing plan, consider the following issues: Using Figure 15.2 (or 15.3 if your product is a business product), determine which of the channel distribution paths is most appropriate for your product. Given the nature of your product, could it be distributed through more than one of these paths?         The information obtained from these questions should assist you in developing various aspects of your marketing plan found in the Interactive Marketing Plan exercise at www.cengagebrain.com.
One of the key components in a successful marketing strategy is the plan for getting the products to your customer. To make the best decisions about where, when, and how your products will be made available to the customer, you need to know more about how these distribution decisions relate to other marketing mix elements in your marketing plan. To assist you in relating the information in this chapter to your marketing plan, consider the following issues: Using Figure 15.2 (or 15.3 if your product is a business product), determine which of the channel distribution paths is most appropriate for your product. Given the nature of your product, could it be distributed through more than one of these paths?         The information obtained from these questions should assist you in developing various aspects of your marketing plan found in the Interactive Marketing Plan exercise at www.cengagebrain.com.
The information obtained from these questions should assist you in developing various aspects of your marketing plan found in the "Interactive Marketing Plan" exercise at www.cengagebrain.com.
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The product is refrigerator...

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