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How to Knock Assortment Planning Out of the Park

Wiser

Assortment planning in the age of eCommerce is a tricky business. In this article, we’ll look at what assortment planning is and how you can do it effectively. What is Assortment Planning? In retail, assortment planning is the process of determining the right products and right quantities to meet consumer demand.

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6 Ways to Increase Impulse Buys: Online and In-Store

Wiser

You have to understand the psychology behind impulse buying before you can capitalize on this behavior at your stores. You can create a shopping situation where consumers feel like they have something to win if they buy, either literally, through sales and promotions, or figuratively, by positioning the purchase as “retail therapy.”

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What is a Category Reset

Wiser

Category resets have some overlap with assortment planning , which is determining the best products and quantities to meet consumer demand. That means rearranging the category to promote the new product. In this section, we’ll look at some things every retailer should keep in mind as they prepare for a category reset.

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How to Use Fixtures to Direct Traffic Flow

Independent Retailer

For store owners and sales associates alike, it can be rather daunting to come up with a retail floor plan. However, merchandising does not have to become chaotic. This is a subtle way to promote, complete a look, and help your store make sales without having to lift a finger. Slatwall Merchandisers.

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3 Ways to Enhance Your Category Insights

Wiser

Planograms and commitments from retailers are a great start, but things hardly ever go according to plan. Over time, you can optimize to make sure you have the right SKUs in the right place at the right time to maximize sales. At a minimum, this requires ensuring that all authorized items are in place.

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50 Ideas to Spin the Doors on Your Stores!

Retail Adventures

Add your telephone number and web address in 10-14” white reflective vinyl letters at the center bottom of your main windows. Light your window displays at night. While you are still at the front of your store check its sight line – you want shoppers to be able to see into and through the sales floor. Check your sight line.

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[Webinar] Retail Post-Pandemic: 6 Store Conditions Consumer Brands Need to Monitor to Win at the Register

Wiser

Listen in to hear from Tom Vieira, Wiser’s Director of Product, In-Store, and Casey Berns, Associate Director Shopper Insights and Category Advisory Services at The Clorox Company, as they cover six store conditions consumer brands need to monitor to win at the register. We have a recording of the webinar below.

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