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The 9-Month Gap: Why Retail Display Execution Often Falls Short of the Plan

Wiser

In the consumer-packaged goods (CPG) industry, seasonal retail displays are planned months in advanceoften 8 to 9 months before they hit store floors. Brands like Haribo, General Mills, and Nestl lock in Halloween promotions in Q1, ship mid-summer, and expect execution by late summer. Store layouts change.

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Revealed: The secret CX strategies to dominate in a downturn

Inside Retail

Instant gratification is the main reason for customers in both traditionalists and NEOs to make purchases in-store. Not surprisingly, for price-sensitive traditionalists, avoiding shipping costs and the ability to try out a product are two other important factors that drive in-store purchases. – Inconvenient store layout.

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How Buy One, Get One Can Improve Your Sales

Wiser

When Amazon first introduced free shipping in some parts of Europe, they saw a significant increase in sales for all places except for France. The reason why France’s sales were not on par with the other countries was because instead of free, shipping’s cost was mistakenly reduced to 1 franc (about 10 cents at the time).

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The 9-Month Gap: Why Retail Display Execution in Retail Often Falls Short of the Plan

Wiser

In the consumer-packaged goods (CPG) industry, seasonal retail displays are planned months in advanceoften 8 to 9 months before they hit store floors. Brands like Haribo, General Mills, and Nestl lock in Halloween promotions in Q1, ship mid-summer, and expect execution by late summer. Store layouts change.