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Master of
Business Administration - MBA Semester 3
MK0012-Retail
Marketing
(Book ID:
B1723)
Assignment (60 Marks)
Note: Answer
all questions must be written within 300 to 400 words each. Each Question
carries 10 marks 6 X 10=60
Q1. Define Private Branding. Explain
the growth drivers of private label in detail.
Answer.
A private
brand is a product that is exclusively manufactured for a retailer. The
retailer will market the product under its own brand name. Prices for private
brands are usually set cheaper than competing name brands. Consumers often
think that private brands are of lower quality, but that perception is
changing.
Examples
Common
examples of private brands include:
• Grocery
products - canned food, frozen food, rice, cereal, sodas, etc.
Q2. Describe the Retail Buying
Process in brief.
Answer. Retail Buying Process
These basic
psychological processes play an important role in understanding how consumers
actually make their buying decisions. Marketers must understand every facet of
consumer behaviour. Marketing scholars have developed a “stage model” of the
buying-decision process.
Q3. Explain the Retail Merchandising
Management (RMM) in brief.
Answer. Retail Merchandising
Retail
merchandising refers to the process used to conduct retail sales. As part of
the process, the merchandiser pays close attention to the different types of
products offered for sale, how to present those products to consumers in a best
way, and determine a reasonable retail price for each unit sold. Earlier, the
retailers were engaged in the task of retail merchandising in a physical
location, but nowadays the Internet has made possible to apply these same basic
principles in a virtual setting. Retail merchandising
Q4. Define e-tailing. Explain the
future of electronic retailing.
Answer. E-tailing
Electronic
retailing, also known as e-tailing, deals with selling products and services
online via the Worldwide Web. Internet retailing or ‘e-tailing’, as it is
usually referred to, covers retailing using a variety of different technologies
or media. It may be broadly a combination of two elements. One is combining new
technologies with elements of traditional stores and direct mail models and the
second is using new technologies to replace elements of store or direct mail
retail.
Q5. Price is a highly sensitive and
visible part of retail marketing mix. Retailer’s overall profitability depends
on Pricing. It plays an important role in strategic decision making process.
Explain various pricing strategies are adapted by the retailer according to the
situation.
Answer. Pricing in Retail
Price is a
highly sensitive and visible part of retail marketing mix and has a bearing on
the retailer’s overall profitability. Further, pricing itself is an essential
part of marketing mix and has its own place in the strategic decision-making
process. In subsequent sub-sections, you will learn the various pricing
strategies. Pricing is one of the most important variables in retail
decision-making. An integral part of the marketing mix, price is the one that
most easily elicits a response from consumers. Setting the right price can
influence the quantities of various products or services that consumers will
buy, which, in turn, determines
Q6. Describe any three Rural retail
strategies in brief.
Answer. Rural retail
Rural
retailing is the fast growing aspect of retail since retailers can feel
comfortable in finding suppliers and they also act as buyers. Retailing is the
final phase of the distribution channel and it is clear by now that it is the
availability and distribution that drive growth in the rural markets. Hence,
retailing will be significant and like in the case of the urban markets, will
undergo greater maturity even in the rural markets. Innovative retail models
which take into account the nuances of rural retail are the way forward.
Winter-2015
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