Product distribution and channel planning

Author: Guo Yong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A product can only realize its value when it is accepted by consumers. The selling points of a company's product marketing are to provide consumers with value-added consumption. This not only requires the company to distribute the value of the product's selling points and enhance their value, but also to minimize the cost for consumers to find and obtain the product, and improve the convenience of purchasing the product. This, in turn, requires the company to achieve this through effective distribution channels. Distribution channels are the bridge connecting manufacturers and consumers, and the relationship between the bridge and consumers themselves is a significant factor influencing consumers' purchase intentions.
Regarding the construction and management of specific distribution channels, there are many relevant theories, but basically, few theories can help companies directly and organically combine product selling points with distribution channels. What we are more interested in is learning from the successful details of market leaders and gaining valuable lessons from the failures of market practitioners. This is the result of our practical understanding of marketing management, and it is also the impression we aim to present to everyone in this entire book—practical, and returning to practice.