Exclusive distribution involves placing an offering in as many outlets or locations as possible. It is used most commonly for offerings that consumers are unlikely to search for and which they purchase on the basis of convenience or impulse, such as magazines, soft drinks, or confectionery.

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Exclusive distribution involves distributing a product through a limited number of channels, often with only one retailer or outlet in a particular geographic area, and is typically used for high-end or luxury products, not for convenience or impulse purchases.

Exclusive Distribution Involves Placing an Offering in as Many Outlets