Save
...
Theme 1: Marketing and People
1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
1.3.4 Distribution
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Share
Learn
Cards (89)
What are distribution channels defined as?
Paths from producer to consumer
Direct Distribution involves selling directly to the
consumer
Selecting a
distribution channel
is a critical business decision
What is supply chain management concerned with?
Movement of goods
Intermediaries play a key role in indirect
distribution
Steps in a direct distribution channel
1️⃣ Producer manufactures goods
2️⃣ Producer sells directly to consumers
Match the type of distribution channel with its description:
Direct ↔️ Producer → Consumer
Indirect ↔️ Producer → Retailer → Consumer
Distribution channels can only be direct
False
What is the path in a distribution channel that involves a wholesaler, retailer, and consumer?
Indirect
Apple uses both direct and indirect
distribution
Direct distribution involves intermediaries
False
What is the primary advantage of direct distribution?
Higher profits
Indirect Distribution uses intermediaries such as wholesalers and
retailers
Indirect distribution results in higher profit margins for producers
False
What is an example of a company that uses direct distribution?
Tesla
What are the two main types of distribution channels?
Direct and indirect
In a direct distribution channel, the producer sells directly to the
consumers
Direct distribution channels involve intermediaries such as retailers and wholesalers.
False
Match the intermediary with its role:
Wholesalers ↔️ Buy in bulk and distribute to retailers
Retailers ↔️ Sell directly to consumers
What is a key advantage of indirect distribution in terms of market coverage?
Wider reach
Distribution intensity refers to the level of market coverage a company aims to achieve through its
channels
Steps involved in supply chain management (SCM)
1️⃣ Planning
2️⃣ Sourcing
3️⃣ Manufacturing
4️⃣ Delivery
5️⃣ Returns
Direct distribution channels always lead to higher profit margins due to
lower costs
.
Distribution channels are the paths goods or services take from producers to
consumers
Distribution channels are the paths through which goods or services move from
producers
to consumers.
What are the two main types of distribution channels?
Direct and indirect
In a direct distribution channel, the producer sells directly to consumers without
intermediaries
.
In an indirect distribution channel, intermediaries like wholesalers and retailers are
used
to reach consumers.
What does direct distribution refer to?
Selling without intermediaries
Match the advantage with the corresponding description in direct distribution:
Higher profits ↔️ No intermediary fees
Better customer control ↔️ Direct feedback and interaction
Enhanced customer relationships ↔️ Personalized service and trust
What is indirect distribution?
Using intermediaries to sell
Wholesalers buy in bulk and distribute to
retailers
.
Retailers sell directly to consumers in
indirect distribution
.
Arrange the advantages of indirect distribution in logical order:
1️⃣ Wider reach through retail networks
2️⃣ Lower upfront costs for producers
3️⃣ Reduced inventory management
In indirect distribution, lower profit margins are due to
intermediary
fees.
What is a disadvantage of indirect distribution regarding customer experience?
Less control over interactions
Match the distribution type with its primary advantage:
Direct Distribution ↔️ Higher profits
Indirect Distribution ↔️ Wider reach
What is the primary advantage of indirect distribution compared to direct distribution?
Broader consumer access
Indirect distribution involves using intermediaries like wholesalers and
retailers
.
Wholesalers buy in bulk and distribute to
retailers
See all 89 cards
See similar decks
1.3.4 Distribution
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
37 cards
1.3.4 Distribution
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
33 cards
1.3.5 Marketing Strategy
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
56 cards
Theme 1: Marketing and People
Edexcel A-Level Business
1077 cards
1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People
287 cards
1.3.3 Pricing Strategies
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
43 cards
1.3.2 Branding and Promotion
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
70 cards
1.4 Managing People
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People
277 cards
1.3.1 Product/Service Design
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.3 Marketing Mix and Strategy
29 cards
4.3.4 Branding
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 4: Global Business > 4.3 Global Marketing
66 cards
1.4.5 Leadership
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.4 Managing People
90 cards
1.2 The Market
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People
212 cards
4.3.1 Marketing Approaches
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 4: Global Business > 4.3 Global Marketing
29 cards
1.5.4 Forms of Business
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.5 Entrepreneurs and Leaders
60 cards
4.3 Global Marketing
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 4: Global Business
174 cards
1.4.4 Motivation in Theory and Practice
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.4 Managing People
82 cards
1.1 Meeting Customer Needs
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People
72 cards
1.2.2 Supply
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.2 The Market
57 cards
4. Marketing
OCR A-Level Business
459 cards
1.2.1 Demand
Edexcel A-Level Business > Theme 1: Marketing and People > 1.2 The Market
74 cards
4.5 Global Marketing
OCR A-Level Business > 4. Marketing
239 cards