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Purpose of Assignment
This assignment is designed to help students analyze and understand how price setting and go to market (distribution) are interrelated and affects the profitability and growth of the business. It has been designed to be a short overview on purpose: the concepts of pricing and distribution are complex and a general understanding is what should be absorbed in one week of study.
Assignment Steps
Construct a minimum 700-word plan for setting price and a distribution model (place/distribution) in Microsoft® Word. This plan should address at least three elements (from the Price and Place/Distribution list below) of the Price and Place/Distribution section of the marketing plan.
- Price and Place/Distribution:
- Distribution Strategies
- Channels, Mass, Selective, Exclusive
- Positioning within channels
- Dynamic/Static Pricing Strategies
- Channel tactics (Pricing)
- Daily pricing, promotion pricing, List pricing
Note: Charts/graphs/tables do not count toward the word count.
Cite a minimum of three peer-reviewed references.
Format your assignment consistent with APA guidelines.
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Running Head: PRICE AND CHANNEL STRATEGY
Price and Channel Strategy
Name
Institution
Date
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PRICE AND CHANNEL STRATEGY
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Introduction
There is no benefit of setting competitive prices if the product cannot reach the consumers
because then, there will be no sales made. Therefore there is a need for effective and efficient
distribution strategies. All the component of the marketing mix is interrelated and must all be given
equal consideration when doing a marketing plan. This paper discusses Procter and Gamble
Company pricing and placing plan. Product pricing, as well as distribution, must be thoroughly
outlined in the marketing plan to ensure company growth. Procter and Gamble face stiff
competition from a number of competitors and must, therefore, maintain an effective and efficient
pricing and distribution strategies to stay relevant in the market.
Pricing Plan
Research has shown that most marketers consider pricing the most important P among the
marketing 4-Ps because it is the only one that results in revenue generation (Singh, 2012; Borden,
1984). All the other 3-Ps is costs to a business. However, revenue generation without proper
control on costs can lead to lower profits which in turn result in slow...