SUPER GUIDE: Distribution Strategies Tactics The Super Guide about Distribution Strategies Tactics is a complete guide on many different types of distribution strategies as well as the many different channels through which they are carried out. Table of content Introduction What’s Distribution? How Did Netflix End Up On Your Remote Control? Distribution As The Bridge Between Product And Marketing What Is The Importance Of Distribution? What Is Distribution Management? What Is E-Distribution? What Is Marketing Distribution? What Is A Distribution Strategy? Types Of Distribution Strategies Direct Distribution Strategy Indirect Distribution Strategy Exclusive Distribution Strategy Why Do Companies Opt For Exclusive Distribution? Exclusive Distribution Examples Advantages Of Exclusive Distribution Increases Sales And Profits Greater Attention Disadvantages Of Exclusive Distribution Increased Dependency Disputes Leading To Huge Losses Inclusive Distribution Strategy Why Do Companies Opt For Inclusive Distribution? Inclusive Distribution Examples Disadvantages Of Inclusive Distribution Limited Funding Opportunities Readapting Business Model How Can Technology Aid Inclusive Distribution? Intensive Distribution Strategy Why Do Companies Opt For An Intensive Distribution Strategy? Intensive Distribution Examples Advantages Of Intensive Distribution Boosts Revenue Encourages Impulse Buying Product Awareness Disadvantages Of Intensive Distribution Expensive Low-Price Margin Controlling Retailers Extensive Distribution Strategy Extensive Distribution Strategy Type Of Product Budget Middlemen Examples Of Extensive Distribution Advantages Of Extensive Distribution Wide Coverage Increased Product Awareness Disadvantages Of Extensive Distribution Requires More Effort Difficult To Control Selective Distribution Strategy Why Do Companies Opt For Selection Distribution Strategies? Selection Distribution Examples Advantages Of Selective Distribution Optimum Market Coverage Consumer Satisfaction Better Communication Disadvantages Of Selective Distribution Decreased Market Penetration This Can Lead To Costly Disputes Dual Distribution Strategy Reverse Distribution Strategy What Are Distribution Channels? Distribution Channel Vs. Supply Chain Traditional Distribution Channels Vs. Digital Distribution Channels Why A Distribution Channel Strategy Matters Types Of Distribution Channels Wholesale Retail Franchisor Distributor Examples Of Distribution Strategies A Toothpaste Company A Luxury Watch Brand A Neighborhood Lawn Care Business An Analysis Of Some Distribution Strategy Apple Distribution Strategy Apple’s Direct Distribution Strategy Apple’s Indirect Distribution Strategy Amazon Hybrid Distribution Model Amazon E-Commerce First-Party Business Amazon Third-Party Platform Amazon Aws The Components Of The Amazon Distribution Strategy Amazon Supply Chain: Warehousing Amazon Supply Chain: Delivery Amazon Supply Chain: Technology Amazon Supply Chain: Manufacturing Global Supply Chain By Amazon Coca-Cola’s Distribution Strategy Coca-Cola’s Short-Term Chain, Long-Term Franchise Model Tesla Distribution Strategy Tesla’s Direct-To-Consumer (D2c) Distribution Strategy Why Tesla’s Distribution Model Differs From Competitors Tesla’s Doing It Differently Tesla’s Approach Ethereum’s Distribution Flywheel B2b2c Distribution Strategy Benefits Of Establishing A Distribution Strategy Improving The Consumer Experience Increasing Customer Loyalty Reducing Costs Opening Up New Market Opportunities Increasing Sales Speed-Up Delivery Reduce Out-Of-Stocks Achieve Distribution Burnish A Brand Image Block A Competitor Distribution Management: Marketing Or Sales? Factors To Consider While Planning Your Distribution Strategy Product Type Routine Limited Extensive Location Of Business Location Of The Target Market Customer Base Warehouse Transportation Logistics How To Design A Distribution Strategy Analyze And Define Your Strategy Choose Your Distribution Channels And Agents Create Your Strategy Fix Mistakes What Are Some Technologies That Aid In Distribution? Automation Internet Of Things (Iot) Cloud-Based System Some Common Distribution Software Features Sales Order Management Crm Inventory Management E-Commerce Logistics Management Content Distribution Strategy Owned Content Distribution Earned Content Distribution Paid Content Distribution Pay-Per-Click (Ppc) Ads Sponsored Content Paid Influencer Content Paid Social Ads What Is A Content Distribution Strategy? What Is Social Media Content Distribution? Content Types For Distribution E-Books Podcasts And Interviews Videos Infographics Case Studies And Success Stories Webinars Blogs Content Distribution Channels Influencer Marketing Email Marketing Social Media (Organic) Guest Blogging Paid Distribution Internal/Employees Distribution Platforms Why Content Distribution Strategy Is Important How To Build A Content Distribution Strategy? Research Your Target Audience Audit Your Content Choose Your Content Distribution Channels Decide On Your Content Types Set Your Content Distribution Kpis And Goals Build An Editorial Calendar Create Your Content Distribute And Market Your Content Measure And Analyze Your Results Content Distribution Tools Hubspot Medium Pr Newswire Haro Clicktotweet Gaggleamp Addthis Mention Sharedcount Outbrain Wisestamp Should You Pay For Content Distribution? “Pay To Play” Is Nothing New Customers Like Having Things Delivered What Does Paid Content Distribution Look Like? Sponsored Content Within A Publication Facebook Sponsored Posts Twitter Engagement Tweets Linkedin Sponsored Update Outbrain Conclusion Read an excerpt from this Distribution Strategies Tactics Super Guide: “The term “distribution strategy” refers to the plan that is used in order to make products and services available to the general populace. If you make it easy and quick for customers to purchase your goods and services, there is a greater chance that they will do business with you again in the future. When deciding on a distribution strategy, firms take into consideration how much money and time they will save while still generating a reasonable return on their investment. It’s possible that, in order to accomplish your company’s aims and objectives, you’ll need to use distribution strategies that overlap. It’s likely, for instance, that a specific product may do better in online sales to one population, and in catalog sales to different demography.” This is must-have knowledge for entrepreneurs and business model analysts, and consultants if you want to dominate business models, this super guide was made especially for you. Product images are for illustrative purposes only