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Transcript of MM Chapter 1 & 2
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Merchandise Management
SyllabusBooks
Ecompanion
Contact Information
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Chapter 1
Introduction to Retail Buying
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Introduction to Retail
Buying
What is Retail Buying?
Decision Making
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Introduction to Retail
Buying1. Planning - customer needs and market conditions
2.Purchasing ± making the purchase and assuming risks
3.Assorting ± timing
4.Controlling ± Pricing and Profit
5.Communicating ± motivating the consumer ± promotion
We will be learning the tools used by buyers to accomplish these challenging these tasks.
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Introduction to Retail
Buying1. Planning - Right Product
2.Purchasing ± Right Quantity
3.Assorting ± Right Location
4.Controlling ± Right Price
5.Communicating ± Right promotion
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Environmental Facets«that affect a buyers decisions..
1.Market Trends
2.Economic Trends
3.Technological Advancements
4.Competition
5.Federal Regulations
6.International retailing
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Six Environmental Facets
1 &2 Market and Economic Trends
What type of trends would influence your buying?
What trends are happening?
Case Study: Handout
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Six Environmental Facets
3. Technological Advancements
Social media
Real time information
Fast communications
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Six Environmental Facets
4. Competition
Different store types to choose from
Online stores
Direct and Indirect
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Six Environmental Facets
5.Federal Regulations ± laws that influence
buying decisions.6.International retailing ± world wide
competition and the desire for unique
products.
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Roles of the Buyer
1.Analysis of Past Sales and Promotions
2.Planning Financial Budgets
3.Merchandise Development, Selection, and Pricing
4.Vendor Planning and Negotiations
5.Development of the marketing plans
6.Training and Development
p.8 Exhibit 1-2 «.read
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Qualities of the Buyer
1. Get along with people and communicate
2. Possess a marketing orientation3. Takes risks
4. Makes decisions
5. Dedicated to their work
6. Exhibit leadership qualities
7. Ability to predict
8. Educational background
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Evaluating Buyer
Sales
Inventory results
Gross Margin results
DollarsUnitsTransactions
Sales per sq ft
Turnover ShortagesSeasonal carryover
MarkupGross margin
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Buying positions
Merchandise assistant or executive
Assistant buyer or buyer assistant Associate buyer
Buyer
Divisional merchandise manager Vice president (VP) or General
Merchandise Manager
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Retail Formats
Small Independent stores
Department stores Discount stores
Specialty stores
Category Killers Nonstore retailers
Describe each and give and example
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Chapter 2
Why consumers buy
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Why Consumers Buy
Why do you Shop?
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Why Consumers Buy«
1. Store-Choice determinants
2. Types of shoppers
3. In store influences
4. External Influences
5. Internal Factors
6. Market Segments7. Lifestyle
8. Decision making process
9. Cultural Influences
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Why Consumers Buy«because of the store
Store-Choice determinants
What are your favorite stores and why? Handout
1.Store Personnel
2.Physical store characteristics
3.Nature and quality of merchandise assortment
4.Promotion, advertising, and display of the store
5.Nature of store clientele
6.Prices
7.Services
8.Store Image
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Why Consumers Buy«because of the store
By using the Store-Choice determinants
we can measurements what is importantto our customers.
1. Multi-attribute model ± assumes all factors are equal
2. Compensatory model ± assumes some factors are more important3. Noncompensatory model ± only evaluated on one or two models
How would this type of information assist you as a buyer?
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Why Consumers Buy«
Types of Shoppers
1.Shopper type by value orientation
2.Shopper type by time needed in the adoption process
3.Shopper type by frequency and intensity of informationsearch
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Why Consumers Buy«
Types of Shoppers
Shopper type by Value orientation
Economic Consumer ± price sensitive
Personalized consumer ± recognition by personal contacts
Ethical Consumer ± helping out the owner Apathetic Consumer ± difficult and tiring task ± location is
important and assistance
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Why Consumers Buy«
Types of Shoppers
Shopper type by Adoption process Innovators ± earliest adopters - young/at heart, educated, affluent
Early adopters ± younger better educated ±staff and advertising influence
Early majority ± cautious, weighing purchase
Late majority ± older, lower income, skeptical of new things
Laggards ± after complete adoption
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Why Consumers Buy«
Types of Shoppers
Shopper type by Information Search Objective ± highly educated ± consider many sources
Moderate ± limit store visits ± return customer
Store-intensive ± visit many stores and sources Personal-advice seeker ± does not like to shop ± use
personal sources of information
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Why Consumers Buy«
In-store Influences
Sales
POP
Sales personnel
Stockouts
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Why Consumers Buy«
Internal Factors
Attitudes ± about a store, product, service
Perceptions ± prices
Personality ± consistent patterns ± hard to measure
Motives ± Rational and Emotional
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Why Consumers Buy«
Market Segmentation Approaches1. Geographic
2. Demographic
3. Benefit ± fashion forward vs. laggard
4. Psychographic
5. Value andlifetime survey VALS
Buyer can use this info to make decisions about what to carry
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Why Consumers Buy«
LifeStyleHow people spend their time and money«
The total image that a person has of themselves
Changes: Youth orientation of older people, concern for health,
concern for money, simplified lifestyle, increased technology,
international travel, ease of shopping, co-design products.
How do these affect apparel buying decisions?
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Why Consumers Buy«
Consumer Decision Making Process As a buyer you must understand how consumers make
decisions about making a purchase.
1. Problem Awareness
2. Information Search
3. Alternative Evaluation
4. The Purchase
5. Post-purchase Behavior
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Why Consumers Buy«
Cultural InfluencesIf you are catering to a specific consumer or cultural group get
to know that group«.The Chevy Nova was introduced in
Mexico and it was a ³no go´
Myths and rituals can have many interpretations«
Animals have meaning as logo¶s, colors
Set prices vs. bargaining
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Why Consumers Buy« Assignment #1Using Excel, research tools and the topics discussed in this chapter create a company and
customer profile. Gather information on your assigned company and its customers. Researchone location of the firm and the customers recording your data in an excel spread sheet.
1. Name and describe the store for which you are buying. This includes its location, annual
sales. History, size and anything else you would like to know.
2. Detail the complete demographics and descriptive information about the customer at that
location.
3. Identify the type of customer who would shop in the store using the typology in this
chapter. Include the Store-choice Determinants that you customer would consider the
most important, the type of shopper they are, how the external and internal factors
influence their shopping, are there any lifestyle changes of cultural issues that affect your
customer?
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Why Consumers Buy« Assignment #1« together Hoover¶s for the business stuff
Census bureau or zip skinny for demographics
Textbook for typography
Open Excel