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Retail format strategy

  1. 1. Retail Format Strategy Submitted by: Chandan Mishra Rajesh Kumar Shikha Gupta
  2. 2. Formats and approaches for Retailers Size/Channel type Formats Small to medium Mobile retailers, hawkers, convenience (kirana, provisions and fancy) and specialty stores Large Supermarkets, departmental stores and hyper– markets, manufacturer’s showroom Co-operative Co-operative stores and sahakari bhandars Direct channel Tele-marketing, internet marketing, in-home selling, mail-order selling, vending machines
  3. 3. Objective and methodology of the study Aim of the study: • Exploring awareness and preferences of farmers regarding rural retail outlets • Analyzing farmer satisfaction with respect to various services provided by them Location: Punjab Companies chosen for survey having rural retail outlet in the targeted location: • DCM Shriram Consolidated Ltd. • Godrej Agrovet • Tata Chemicals Retail outlets selected at random were: • Hariyali Kisan Bazaar • Godrej Adhaars • Tata kKsan Sansars
  4. 4. • The sample of 60 buyers and 60 non buyers were selected randomly • T test was applied to check significant difference between buyers and non buyers Findings: • T test: No significant difference in the views between buyers and non buyers • Awareness: buyers and non buyers both were aware about the organized rural retail outlets
  5. 5. • Retail preferences: Out of total only 39% had visited these outlets Rational for buying-Availability of better quality, technical service, veterinary service and home delivery Rational for not buying- Credit facility, lower prices and easy availability • Product/services purchased- Mostly consumers visited for agri inputs and technical knowledge. Around 20-25% of them purchased FMCGs. • Satisfaction (GAP between expectations and perceptions) Credit facility>field trials>water testing>soil testing>farmers meeting>veterinary services>technical knowledge
  6. 6. Q. Based on the findings of the study what in your view are the areas that need improvement • Discounts and offers • Loyalty programs • Field trials and demonstrations • Delivery on call for loyal customers • Customized service
  7. 7. Q. How do you increase awareness of the retail outlets and customer satisfaction Awareness: • Trade fares • Sponsoring sports such as cricket, hockey at district levels • Regular farmer meetings • By sponsoring sanitary solutions • By hoardings, banners, pamphlet etc Satisfaction: • Discounts and offers • After sales service • Offering convenience service

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