A firm choosing to sell its product both on its own website and in third party...
A firm choosing to sell its product both on its own website and in third party retail stores can best be described as a:
Indirect channel
Multi-locational channel
Direct channel
Multi-marketing channel
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Multi-channel marketing involves reaching customers using a multitude of indirect and direct channels including websites, brick-and-mortar stores, direct mail, email, mobile, social, and others,
Thus the answer is :-
Multi-marketing channel
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