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Distribution in a startup is like delivering your favorite snacks to friends. Imagine you have a cool new candy. You need to make sure everyone knows about it and gets a chance to taste it. So, you decide how to get the candy to them—maybe by handing it out at school, sending it to their homes, or having it in stores. Distribution is all about finding the best ways to share your product with as many people as possible, so they can enjoy it too! Example: Let's say you invented a new type of chocolate bar. To get it to your friends, you could: 1. At School: Bring the chocolate bars to school and hand them out during recess. 2. At Stores: Talk to the local candy shop and ask them to sell your chocolate. 3. Online: Ask your parents to help you create a website where people can order the chocolate and get it delivered. Each way is a different method of distribution—getting your chocolate to as many people as possible! ❤️ happy medialing!!!

Distribution Means how fast you can restock your sku's and launch any product anyday with Successful retail shops positioning all over the world .

Leverage over your users to distribute your product/service

Suppose you launched a daily consumer product like tea or soap. Company A, Chintu Distributors, and Company B, Hindustan Unilever, both offer to sell your product across India. Which company would you choose? Definitely Hindustan Unilever because of their excellent reach across every part of India. In India, a country with a vast and diverse market, having strong distribution means your product can reach customers in cities, towns, and even remote villages, leading to higher sales and business success.

Supply Chain in lame words