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Services of retailer to consumer Retailer provides goods at right time and place Provides after sales and customer service Retailer makes sure that the quality is maintained Provides credit to customers Retailer provides quality and variety Services of retailer to wholesaler Breaks the bulk of wholesaler s products Informs about market demand Retailer does the marketing for wholesaler products Changes in consumer behaviour Consumers shop less often Consumers are looking for convenience They want all products under one roof Nowadays the customers want to be well informed They want the credit facility Types of retailer Hypermarkets Supermarkets Departmental stores Multiples Specialty shops Independent retailers Hypermarkets Stores which do scrambled merchandising Offers a wide range of products Very huge stores with parking space The area of hypermarkets in more than 200,000 square feet The products offered usually consist of 40% food and 60% general products F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 1

Advantages of hypermarket s Economies of scale Increased sales due to wide range of products To consumers Great shopping experience Great quality wide variety Disadvantages of hypermarkets s Increased cost of accommodating the wide variety of products High start up costs To consumers Transportation problem (they are situated in the outskirts). Customized service not provided Supermarkets Large self service stores offering grocery items They are smaller than the hypermarkets Do not necessarily provide parking Encourages the customer to do impulsive buying Advantages of supermarket They are able to do eye level marketing Buy at low prices and transfer it to consumer To customer Products at discounted prices Good shopping experience because of attractive display shelves and atmosphere F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 2

Disadvantages of supermarkets High operating costs due to larger space High storage costs if the products don t sell To customer No personal service Quality of products may be compromised Customers are often suspicious and ask, Are these things fresh? Departmental stores Departmental stores are divided into departments They are usually situated inside the city Offers wide range of products Advantages of departmental stores Increased sales To customer Greater variety Convenient shopping Disadvantages of departmental stores Retailer has to bear high storage costs Usually the people with vehicles come to shop To customer A small retail shop provides better customer service than the departmental stores Multiples A store having more than 10 branches The branches are made in the same way The top management makes the decisions and bottom management implements the decisions F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 3

Advantages of multiples Customer loyalty as customers can recognize the similar stores Transfer goods between the stores To consumer Lower price as the owner is able to buy in bulk, and then transfer it to the customer Disadvantages of multiples Management problem To consumer May get low quality products Specialty shops Small shops selling a product Provides wide range of the product offered They are located in the neighborhood They might also be built in a house Eg. Shops offering powered glasses and sun-glasses Advantages of specialty stores Low start-up costs Can charge higher prices To consumers convenient Disadvantages of specialty stores Shop lifting Sale is of cheap items, so cannot achieve big profits To consumer Consumers have to pay higher prices as speciality stores cannot achieve economies of scale Limited variety F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 4

Independent retailers Stores usually run by a sole-trader Small shops selling a few products They are located in the neighborhood They might also be built in a house Advantages of independent retailers : Low start-up costs Can charge higher prices To consumers: Very convenient. Eg. Customers tend to buy everyday times like milk and eggs from these stores, because they can buy things anytime they want. Disadvantages of independent retailers Shop lifting Sale is of cheap items, so cannot achieve big profits To consumer Consumers have to pay higher prices as specialty stores cannot achieve economies of scale Limited variety Selling techniques Branding Packaging Self-service After sales service Loyalty cards F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 5

Branding To put a name or logo which is identifiable by the people. eg. Coke, nike and dell Have you ever considered what are you doing by wearing a branded t-shirt with a logo on it? You are emphasizing the power of the logo (branding), and doing free marketing for the company after buying the shirt They charge you for the shirt and then you advertise their brand for free. Packaging Covering a product with a material Reasons for packaging Making the product attractive Making it safe Providing information Self-service The customers buy the products by themselves without being assisted by other people It gives the customer the liberty to explore the place, and buy things when they feel like After sales service Services provided after the sales is made Common examples Fitting Installation Activation Reparation Loyalty cards Made of plastic and is also called rewards card ( has the name of customer and stores) Issued by the large stores to encourage buyers to return to the same store On each sale points are awarded to the loyalty card holder Some people even feel important and proud by having these cards F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 6

Trends in retailing Bar-coding EPOS Shopping centres Bar coding Parallel lines on the product which tell about the price of the product A scanner is used to do the bar coding EPOS Electronic point of sales Shopping centres A large building providing almost everything under one roof: Features Shops Parking lots Cafeteria or food courts Cinemas Departmental stores Implications of E-commerce on retailing People mostly in North America and Europe like to shop through the internet Shop owners can determine the trend Wide variety for the buyer Decreased costs for the seller as he/she does not have to pay storage costs Home shopping Mail order Telesales Television shopping Online shopping (e-tailing) Mail order Businesses sell their products by sending catalogues to people houses Reasons for existence: People who don t want to travel buy the products from mail order F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 7

Telesales Ordering or buying products using the telephone is called telesales Eg. Phone companies selling phones with packages, very common in Canada Buying food by calling. Reasons for existence: Convenient, if one kind of product is ordered Television shopping There are ads or long video demonstrations which show the uses of the product: They tell: The price Number to call Benefits Offers Online shopping Buying products and services through the internet Payment is made by the credit cards Reason for existence: Convenient The buyer does not have to go out of house to shop Advantages and disadvantages of large scale retailing for wholesaler Advantages Increased sales Buy in bulk Disadvantages High storage costs Large capital employed F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 8

Advantages and disadvantages of large scale retailing for retailers Advantages Retailer can buy products in bulk and achieve economies of scale Buy products whenever they want Storage is provided by wholesaler Disadvantages High operational costs Advantages and disadvantages of large scale retailing for consumer Advantages Lower price Excellent atmosphere Wide variety Disadvantages Poor customer service Not catering to specific demands Reasons for survival of small scale retailers Personal service They owners provide personal assistance Opening hours They are opened for longer hours Additional services Provide credit Some might do home delivery F R E E O N L I N E L E C T U R E S & R E V I S I O N M A T E R I A L B Y F E T S Y S T E M Page 9