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MERCHANDISING AND BUYING The Sexy Marketers Chua, Ryan De Luna, Tyrone Quinio, Jonathan See, Jessica Soon, Alexis Tangtatco, Eunice
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Merchandising and Buying

May 25, 2017

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MERCHANDISING AND BUYINGThe Sexy Marketers

Chua, RyanDe Luna, TyroneQuinio, Jonathan

See, JessicaSoon, Alexis

Tangtatco, Eunice

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MERCHANDISE MANAGEMENT-the process by which a retailer attempts to offer the right quantity of the right merchandise in the right place at the right time and meet the company’s financial goals.

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BUYING ORGANIZATION

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Merchandise Group- managed by a general merchandise manager (GMM)- a general product sold by a retailer

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BUYING ORGANIZATION

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Department- managed by divisional merchandise managers (DMMs)- a more specific product in the merchandise group

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BUYING ORGANIZATION

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Classification- groups of items targeting the same customer type- process of grouping something according to shared characteristics

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BUYING ORGANIZATION

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Category

- next lower level in the classification scheme

- each buyer manages several merchandise categories

- a division of things regarded as having a particular shared interest

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BUYING ORGANIZATION

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SKU (Stock-Keeping Unit)- smallest unit available for inventory control

- usually means a particular size, color, and style

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BUYING ORGANIZATION

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MERCHANDISE CATEGORY - THE PLANNING UNIT

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What is merchandise category?- It is the basic unit of analysis for making merchandising management decisions.- It is an assortment of items that customers see as substitutes for one another.

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Retails also defines categories in terms of brands

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- is an approach to managing merchandise assigns one buyer or category manager to oversee all merchandising activities for the entire category.

Category Management

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Category Captain

It works with the retailer to develop a better understanding of shopping behavior, create assortments that satisfy consumer needs, and improve the profitability of the merchandise category.

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MERCHANDISE MANAGEMENT PLANNING SYSTEM

1. Staple Merchandise Category

2. Fashion Merchandise Category

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Staple Merchandise Category- continuous demand over an extended time period

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Staple Merchandise Category

- Continuous replenishment

- Continuous monitoring of merchandise sale and generating replacement orders

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Fashion Merchandise Category

- in demand for only a short period of time

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Fashion Merchandise CategorySeasonal Merchandise

- Sales fluctuate depending on the time of the year

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Forecasting Fashion Merchandise Category

1. Previous sales data

2. Market research

3. Fashion and trend services

4. Vendors

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BUYING CYCLE

- before making any purchase of goods/services or ideas, customers typically go through a buying cycle, that are awareness, conducting research and then making a purchase decision

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BUYING CYCLE