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Logistics tools for optimizing marketing distribution and sales policy

Šarūnas, Banevičius et al. · 2026
PhilArchive · Papers · 2026
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The effectiveness of marketing distribution and sales policy is increasingly dependent on the integration of logistics tools and technologies. In modern competitive environments, enterprises must optimize supply chains, distribution channels, and customer service systems in order to improve operational efficiency and market responsiveness. The purpose of this study is to examine the role of logistics tools in optimizing marketing distribution and sales policy and to identify the most effective approaches for enhancing distribution efficiency. The research employs a conceptual analysis combined with systematization of modern logistics instruments, including inventory management systems, transportation optimization models, warehouse management technologies, digital platforms, and data-driven analytics. The findings demonstrate that logistics tools significantly improve coordination between marketing and supply chain functions, reduce operational costs, and enhance customer satisfaction through faster and more reliable product delivery. The study also proposes a conceptual framework linking logistics capabilities with marketing distribution performance. The results confirm that the integration of logistics and marketing strategies contributes to sustainable competitive advantage and improved organizational performance.
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