Retailing
General Merchandise Retailers
Managing Omnichannels
100

What is retailing? 

process of selling goods/services to consumers/people for a profit 

100

True or False: 

Home Depot is a category specialist store. 

True 

100
True or False : 


Touching/Feeling is the best approach when trying a product

true 

200

True or False: 

All retailers sell at wholesale prices 

False

200

What are discount stores?

Offers a broad variety of merchandise, limited service and low prices  

200

Name 3 types of omnichannels. 

1. Kiosks
2. Internet
3. Catalogues 

300

Give an example of firms that sell services rather than products.


banks, hotels, airlines 

300

Name one of the major food retailers.

1. Conventional supermarket
2. Big-box food Retailers
3. Convenience Store

300

What is risk reduction? 

if there is any problem with the product, you will be confident that it'll be fixed and less perceived risk 

400

What are the four factors for establishing a relationship with retailers?


1. choosing retail partners
2. identify types of retailers
3. facilitating retail strategy
4. managing a multichannel strategy

400

Name two characteristics of off-price retailers

1. Might not have the same product the next day
2. Random products with a low price. 

400

Why do retailers use omnichannel strategies?

It allows them to create the same experience for all consumers within all their channels

500

What is the retailing mix?

1. product

2. place
3. promotion
4. price
5. presentation
6. personnel 

500

Name all general merchandise retailers that we talked about. 

1. Discount stores
2. Specialty stores
3. Category specialists
4. Department store
5. Drugstores
6. Off- price retailers
7. Extreme-value retailers 

500

Difference of kiosk and catalogue. 

Kiosks: Broader Selection, Access to Items Online rather than in Store, Access to Wish Lists/Gift Registries, Access to Loyalty Program Information

Catalogue: Convenience, Information, Safety 

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