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Retail Pricing Models

Retail Pricing - Different Types of Pricing Models The sale of goods from fixed points (malls, department stores, supermarkets and so on) to the consumer in small quantities for his own consumption is called as retail. According to the concept of retailing, a retailer doesn’t sell products in bulk; instead sells the merchandise in small units to the end-users. Retail Pricing Cost Plus Pricing Mechanism Every organization runs to earn profits and so is the retail industry. Cost plus pricing works on the following principle: Cost Price of the product + Profit (Decided by the retailer) = Final price of the merchandise. According to cost plus pricing strategy the retailer adds some extra amount to the actual cost price of the product to earn his share of profits. The final price of the merchandise includes the profit as decided by the retailer. Cost Plus Pricing Cost plus pricing strategy takes into account the profit of the retailer. Cost plus pricing is an

Retail Mechanism - How does retail work

Retail Mechanism - How does retail work ? Retailing is defined as the process of selling merchandise to the consumers for their end use in small quantities. The retailer sells products to the end-users either in single units or in small quantities as per their need and capability. Retailer .................................. Consumer (End -User) Retailing How does retail work ? Let us now understand the various ways a consumer can purchase goods from the retailer. Largely Retail purchase can be divided in two parts : 1. Counter service/ Sales (Serving customer at our location) OR 2. Delivery Service (Serving customers where they are) Counter service As the name suggests, counter service refers to the process of procuring the merchandise from the counter. The buyer does not have an easy access to the merchandise of the store and he can’t pick up things on his own. In such a mechanism the buyer has to walk up to the counter and ask for his requirements. Exampl

Types of Retail Outlets

Types of Retail Outlets (offline) Objective: For existing retailer: To know in which retail format you are in and adept strategies accordingly For aspired retail venture (New retail business seeker) : To be clear with retail store formats so that he/she will be clear for starting kind of venture they will love to operate  Retailing refers to a process where the retailer sells the goods directly to the end-user for his own consumption in small quantities. Types of Retail outlets Department Stores A department store is a set-up which offers wide range of products to the end-users under one roof. In a department store, the consumers can get almost all the products they aspire to shop at one place only. Department stores provide a wide range of options to the consumers and thus fulfill all their shopping needs. Merchandise: Electronic Appliances Apparels Jewellery Toiletries Cosmetics Footwear Sportswear Toys Books CDs, DVDs Examples - Sh