Stores offer an assortment of brand-name merchandise at a significant discount off the manufacturer's price. Marshalls, Ross.
Similar to multichannel retailing, with the focus on creating a seamless consumer experience through any and all shopping channels: mobile, tablet, computer, brick and mortar, television, radio, direct mail, and catalog.
The license granted to another party to market a company's goods or services in a particular territory. Fast food restaurants are the most common example of franchising. KFC, Pizza Hut.
Wholesalers that sell products directly to customers. Costco, Sams Club.
These retailers offer a broad variety of merchandise, limited service, and low prices like Target or Walmart.
Retail operations offering customer transaction through multiple connected channels, including some or all of the following: brick and mortar, online store sites, mobile apps, and telephone.
A company that operates multiple stores under common ownership and usually has centralized decision-making.
Store that aims to provide their customers a convenient experience.
Stores that are off-price stores that are owned by the manufacturer or retailer. (Nike outlet, Nordstrom rack)
Stores that sell a wide variety of goods including food, alcohol, and medicine. Sureway.
Sellers contact customers directly, often at a customer's home.
Stores that combine a supermarket and a department store. Super Target.
Retailers started online and continue to do all their business that way. Amazon, ebay.
Stores that are classified as general merchandisers and offer a variety of products from mid to high quality with good service- like Macy's.