RETAILING AND WHOLESALING

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RETAILING AND
WHOLESALING
PRESENTED BY:
SAI KUMAR 2B4-01
BHAVESH PATEL 2B4-03
KUMARI ARCHANA 2B4-13
HARISH.M 2B4-15
RAKESH PAGADALA 2B4-25

RETAILING

What is retailing?
Retailing can be defined as the buying and selling of goods
and services. It can also be defined as the timely delivery of
goods and services demanded by consumers at prices that are
competitive and affordable.
The term 'retail' is derived from the French word retailer which
means 'to cut a piece off or to break bulk'. In simple terms, it
implies a first-hand transaction with the
customer.

Functions of retailer
1.Buying
2.Storage
3.Selling
4.Grading and packing
5.Risk-bearing
6.Transportation
7.Financing
8.Sales promotion
9.Information

The Advantages of Retail Marketing
 
Personal Interaction
Real-Time Control
Serious Customers
Creates economic utility
Yields benefit for consumers, manufactures
and wholesalers

The Disadvantages of Retail
Marketing
 Increased cost
Loss of focus

Types of retailers

Amount Of Service
•Self Service
•Limited Service
•Full service Retail

Product Line, Depth, Breadth
•Specialty store
•Department store
•Supermarket
•Convenience store
•Service retailers

Superstores
•Supercenters
•Category killer
•Hypermarkets

Organization
• Chain stores
•Franchise organizations
•Merchandising conglomerates

Relative prices
•Discount stores Off-price retailers-
•Independent off-price retailers-
•Factory outlets-
•Warehouse club-

WHOLESALING

What is wholesaling?
Wholesaling is a distribution channel function
where one organization buys products from
supplying firms with the primary intention of
redistributing to other organizations (but, in
general, not to the final consumer).

Functions of wholesaling
Assembling
Warehousing or storage
Dispersion
Transportation
Financing
Risk-bearing
Grading and packing
Pricing

Advantages of wholesaling
Selling and promoting
Buying assortment building
Warehousing
Transportation
Financing
Risk-bearing
Market information
Management services and advice

Disadvantages of wholesaling
Limited quantity
Higher production levels
Production consistency
Pricing

Types of wholesalers

Wholesalers v/s Retailers
Volume of transaction
Purchase and sale
Specialization
Scope
Knowledge of salesmanship
Nature of selling
Importance of place

Wholesaler Marketing Decisions
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