RETAIL MARKETING BY S.VIGNESH 11HM33 MBA 1 ST YEAR NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SURATHKAL,KARNATAKA
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1. RETAIL MARKETING BY S.VIGNESH 11HM33 MBA 1ST YEARNATIONAL
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SURATHKAL,KARNATAKA
2. COMPANY PROFILE Industry: Retail Type: Supermarket Chairman
& Managing Director: Mukesh Ambani First Outlet: Hyderabad(
Banjara Hills) Founded: 30th October 2006 Headquarter: Mumbai
3. THE FARM TO FORK MODEL (RELIANCE FRESH)
4. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Approaching farmers directly , there
by reducing procurement wastage. Better returns to Indian farmers
and manufacturers Greater value for the Indian consumers
5. 4PS OF MARKETING
6. PRODUCT Vegetables and fruits House hold items Food and
beverages All premiere brand + Private label Groceries only private
label Dairy products Non veg food items Ready to eat items
7. PRICE Low cost model Discount pricing Value pricing Low
margin , high sales volume Factors for low pricing Bulk purchasing
Central warehousing Transportation
8. PLACE Low cost locations Targets semi urban population
Designed to look crowded All cities in India has at least one
outlet
9. PROMOTION Discount scheme days Saturday and Sunday Reliance
fresh membership card Reliance One Through media especially
newspapers. Package carry bag Directories Bill boards Audio
materials Point of purchase displays
10. SALES PROMOTION Premiums and gifts Sampling Rebates
11. EVENTS / EXPERIENCE Social event Store tour
12. PUBLIC RELATION AND PUBLICITY Camps Publications
13. PUSH V/S PULL STRATEGIES
14. PUSH STRATEGY Point of sale displays. Special Displays.
Dealers Premium, Gifts. Advertising materials. Catalogs and
brochure. Events. Sampling.
15. PULL STRATEGY Coupons Samples Premium and gifts
Refunds/Rebates POP advertisement.
20. STRENGTH Experienced Management team Strong IT and Backend
operations Horizontal Integration Backward Integration Good
financial position Brand Equity
21. WEAKNESS Losses due to Joint ventures Presence at Prime
Locations Multi-Format Presence
22. OPPORTUNITIES Growing retail market Increasing buying power
of Indian consumers Many Untapped Markets in India
23. THREATS Increase in the operating costs Low Price
Competition Government restriction Increasing competition