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Jälleenmyyntimalliin refers to a business model where a company sells products or services manufactured or provided by another company. This is a common distribution strategy across various industries. The core of the model involves a primary producer or service provider (the vendor) and a secondary entity (the reseller or distributor) that markets and sells these offerings to end consumers or other businesses.

Resellers typically purchase goods from the vendor at a wholesale price and then mark them up to determine their retail selling price. This markup allows the reseller to cover their operating costs, such as marketing, sales, and customer support, and to generate a profit. In some cases, the reseller might add value to the product or service through installation, customization, or bundled support.

There are several variations of the jälleenmyyntimalliin. Some resellers operate as independent entities, purchasing inventory and managing their own sales channels. Others might work under a more structured agreement, such as a franchise or authorized dealership, which often involves adhering to specific brand guidelines and sales processes set by the vendor. The relationship between the vendor and the reseller can range from a simple transactional purchase to a more collaborative partnership. This model benefits vendors by expanding their market reach without requiring them to establish direct sales forces in every region, while resellers gain access to established products and services without the need for in-house manufacturing or development.