Marketing managers can choose from six forms of nonstore retailing to replace or supplement brick-and-mortar retailing, each with differing levels of customer and retailer involvement.

a. True
b. False

It should be noted that marketing managers can choose from six forms of nonstore retailing to replace or supplement brick-and-mortar retailing. These non store retailing include:

1. Automatic Vending

2. Direct Mail and Catalogs

3. Television Home Shopping

4. Telemarketing

5. Online Retailing

6. Direct Selling

Marketing managers can choose from six forms of nonstore retailing to replace or supplement brick-and-mortar retailing, each with differing levels of customer and retailer involvement. a. True b. False

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Marketing managers can choose from six forms of nonstore retailing to replace or supplement brick-and-mortar retailing, each with differing levels of customer and retailer involvement.

a. True
b. False