1st Edition

Direct Selling Channels

By Bert Rosenbloom Copyright 1993
128 Pages
by Routledge

117 Pages
by Routledge

117 Pages
by Routledge

Here is the first book to examine direct selling--the distribution of consumer products and services through personal, face-to-face sales away from fixed business locations. Direct selling has long been a major marketing channel for companies around the world. In the U.S. alone, by the start of the present decade, direct selling accounted for $12 billion in sales volume produced by almost five... Read more
Contents Introduction
  • Direct Selling Channels: An Appraisal of Key Strategic Issues
  • Consumer Responses to Direct Selling: Love, Hate . . . Buy?
  • Motivation to Become a Direct Salesperson and Its Relationship With Work Outcomes
  • The Role of Personal Selling in Direct Sales Organizations
  • Sex-Role Self-Concept and Direct Sales Success in Minority Saleswomen
  • Direct Selling: A Multinational Strategy
  • Current Status and Future Directions for Research on Direct Selling Channels
  • Reference Notes Included

Biography

Bert Rosenbloom