1. Give one new distribution channels for Virtual Assistance (freelance business) that is not yet proposed. - show a visual aid (chart/diagram) to illustrate the flow of the distribution channels. - explain the rationale behind it. (e.g., increased market reach, improved customer experience, cost-efficiency). - connect the given distribution channel to the marketing mix: (How does it align with the overall marketing strategy? Consider product, price, promotion, and place.). - define the target audience: (Age, gender, location, interests, etc.). - lastly, identify potential participants: (Wholesalers, retailers, online platforms, etc.)

1. Give one new distribution channels for Virtual Assistance (freelance business) that is not yet proposed. - show a visual aid (chart/diagram) to illustrate the flow of the distribution channels. - explain the rationale behind it. (e.g., increased market reach, improved customer experience, cost-efficiency). - connect the given distribution channel to the marketing mix: (How does it align with the overall marketing strategy? Consider product, price, promotion, and place.). - define the target audience: (Age, gender, location, interests, etc.). - lastly, identify potential participants: (Wholesalers, retailers, online platforms, etc.)

Marketing

20th Edition

ISBN:9780357033791

Author:Pride, William M

Publisher:Pride, William M

Chapter14: Marketing Channels And Supply Chain Management

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