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    Evaluation of Marketing Strategies of Distribution Companies: A Case Study on ShopUp Limited

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    2026
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    Sheikh, Mubin
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    Abstract
    The distribution market in Bangladesh is growing rapidly as it gets digitized, and small to medium entrepreneurs (SMEs) are joining the party while supply chain dynamics are changing. The main purpose of this report is to analyze the marketing activities conducted by ShopUp Limited. The report thoroughly utilizes various secondary data sources, e.g., company reports, applicable publications, and experienced observations made during the company's internship duration. It has been divided into 6 sections: Introduction, Company and Industry Profile, Methodology, Analysis and Findings of the report, Internship Experience, and Conclusion, along with Key Facts. It is a descriptive research design. ShopUp Limited is a Bangladesh-based B2B commerce enabler that combines logistics, credit, and wholesale procurement services for small retailers. It uses a technology-driven distribution model to primarily target micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), especially neighborhood retail shops. According to findings, to boost retailer acquisition and retention, ShopUp is engaged with a couple of things: relationship marketing, digital distribution, trade promotions, and field-force activation. Its value proposition relies on trusted last-mile deliveries, working capital access, and competitive wholesale rates. The findings also suggest that companies like ShopUp Limited can enhance marketing efficiency through the establishment of a centralized market intelligence system, which would allow monitoring of retailer preferences, competitive activity, and up-and-down shifts in regional demand. It can reinforce the digital branding, which in itself enhances the customer loyalty, and a long-term commitment of the user remains existing product development solution made under highly targeted data. With a segmentation strategy based on retailer size, geographic coverage, and purchasing behavior, they have been able to develop targeted offerings to the various market clusters. Overall, the analysis shows that ShopUp Limited uses technology-driven distribution practices and consumer-focused service models to ensure competitiveness in the changing landscape of distribution and the supply chain industry in Bangladesh.
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