Have you
ever wondered that how companies decide where products should be placed in
retail stores or outlets? Or how companies can increase visual appeal to
satisfy their customers’ needs or attract new set of customers!
It was
always a big question, product is important or its placement. In my opinion it’s
both and we are in desperate need of some magic which can help us with
improvised placement of products for our increased sales value and visual appeal
to tap customers mind.
I was as clueless
as you guys are until one day I came across Planogram. Initially I was startled
by the name and purpose but on gradually digging about it deeper now I
understand why everyone is running for it from Cosmetics Company to clothing, apparels
and fashion.
Planogram
turns out to be such kind of programming which is a visual diagram which
provides detailed placement of every product in retail outlets making your work
easier than before. Detailed placement is not just related to presenting the
flow but also which aisle to put, facings of the SKU’s in case you have large
number of products and you want to increase their visual display so you need
different facings to attract, better and improved point of sales. It provides
comprehensive solution to all small and large retailers problem across the
world.
Large retailers
usually hire specialists for the designing and use of planograms but smaller retailers
still depends largely on paper and pen because of its high cost which is a
major concern. The various benefits which Planogram provides are not limited to
placing of products and increasing sales. It can also be used product replenishment,
reducing out of stocks and inventory control. It combines the store needs with
consumer needs thereafter increasing your sales and helping you to stand apart
in eyes of your consumers!
I am still analyzing
this product features and will surely be amazed as I explore more! What about you?
This post is originally posted on http://ideasmakemarket.com/2015/08/do-you-know-about-planogram.html
Very nice article!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for discuss. Being able to count customer foot traffic with a customer counter is just as important to smaller retailers as it is to
larger retailers.