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1. Create an imaginary product and make a distribution channel following the sample diagram. Use the distribution channels possibly available in your locality. Komine the imnor

1. Create an imaginary product and make a distribution channel following the sample diagram. Use the distribution channels possibly available in your locality. Komine the imnor

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Author:Pride, William M
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Direction: Examine the given sample diagram below, think of an imaginary product then create your own distribution channel in a creative approach: Distribution Channel Mother Godown Carriage and Forwarding Agent Distributor Super-Stockist Retailer Wholesaler Re-distributor End Customer Retailer Sources: https://surabhiudas91.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/capture2.png Requirement: 1. Create an imaginary product and make a distribution channel following the sample diagram. Use the distribution channels possibly available in your locality. 2. Examine the importance of your distribution channels to your product and its functions.
Transcribed Image Text:Direction: Examine the given sample diagram below, think of an imaginary product then create your own distribution channel in a creative approach: Distribution Channel Mother Godown Carriage and Forwarding Agent Distributor Super-Stockist Retailer Wholesaler Re-distributor End Customer Retailer Sources: https://surabhiudas91.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/capture2.png Requirement: 1. Create an imaginary product and make a distribution channel following the sample diagram. Use the distribution channels possibly available in your locality. 2. Examine the importance of your distribution channels to your product and its functions.
Description: These rubrics are designed to identify your score for this performance. It is focused in identifying your knowledge about distribution channels and its functions. Rubrics Description: These rubrics are designed to identify your score for this performance. It is focused in identifying your knowledge about distribution channels and its functions. Criteria Advanced Proficient Needs Poor (5 points) • Addresses (4 points) Addresses Improvement (3 рoints) No Submission General (2 points) (1 point) Approach the Addresses • Addresses Answer the objectives of objectives of of the task the objectives the objectives of the task given was irrelevant the task the task • Stated • States a • States a relevant Did not relevant, relevant, answer, but lacking justification. answer and state justifiable justifiable relevant answer. answer. Presents • Did not justification. • Did not arguments in present a logical order arguments in a logical present arguments in a logical order order The layout of the The layout The layout are neatly presented. Creativity The layout are neatly presented, The layout are neatly presented, well are distribution presented, but lacks channels well information. are not sufficient. prepared and prepared. very creative. The idea The idea The idea is The idea The idea Mastery of knowledge being not being discussed is being discussed being relevant. discussed is discussed is lacks based on a based on a based on a relevancy depth depth analysis with analysis but analysis, and on the task complete back up of relevant depth and mostly not theories theories and and strategies did not answer the lacks were given strategies questions theories and Only one Few task task were strategies Completion All task are proficiently answered. proficiently answered. answered. are Several task Not all task are are proficiently proficiently answered. answered.
Transcribed Image Text:Description: These rubrics are designed to identify your score for this performance. It is focused in identifying your knowledge about distribution channels and its functions. Rubrics Description: These rubrics are designed to identify your score for this performance. It is focused in identifying your knowledge about distribution channels and its functions. Criteria Advanced Proficient Needs Poor (5 points) • Addresses (4 points) Addresses Improvement (3 рoints) No Submission General (2 points) (1 point) Approach the Addresses • Addresses Answer the objectives of objectives of of the task the objectives the objectives of the task given was irrelevant the task the task • Stated • States a • States a relevant Did not relevant, relevant, answer, but lacking justification. answer and state justifiable justifiable relevant answer. answer. Presents • Did not justification. • Did not arguments in present a logical order arguments in a logical present arguments in a logical order order The layout of the The layout The layout are neatly presented. Creativity The layout are neatly presented, The layout are neatly presented, well are distribution presented, but lacks channels well information. are not sufficient. prepared and prepared. very creative. The idea The idea The idea is The idea The idea Mastery of knowledge being not being discussed is being discussed being relevant. discussed is discussed is lacks based on a based on a based on a relevancy depth depth analysis with analysis but analysis, and on the task complete back up of relevant depth and mostly not theories theories and and strategies did not answer the lacks were given strategies questions theories and Only one Few task task were strategies Completion All task are proficiently answered. proficiently answered. answered. are Several task Not all task are are proficiently proficiently answered. answered.
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