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1. Grid layout

A measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysWhen retailers offer a limited number of predetermined price points within a classification

2. Promotional aisle or area

A measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternWhen retailers offer a limited number of predetermined price points within a classificationAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidays

3. Sales per linear foot

A store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesWhen retailers offer a limited number of predetermined price points within a classificationAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidays

4. Price lining

Aisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternWhen retailers offer a limited number of predetermined price points within a classification

5. Windows

Can help draw customers into the store if properly usedA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive pattern

6. Category signange

A store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesSignage within a particular department or sector of the store designed to identify types of products offered; usually located near the goods to which they refer

7. Utilitarian benefit

A store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA motivation for shopping in which consumers accomplish a specific task - such as buying a suit for a job interview

8. Point-of-sale signange

Aisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternSigns placed near the merchandise they refer to so that customers know the price and other detailed informationA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery stores

9. Space management

Aisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery stores1. what items - brands - categories - and departments should be carried? 2. how much of each item should be carried? 3. how much space should the merchandise take? 4. where should the merchandise be located to create maximum exposure?

10. Style/item presentation

Arranging items by size is a common method of organizing many types of merchandiseA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive pattern

11. Right-entry pattern

As consumers enter - scan the space from left to right - and proceed rightA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive pattern

12. Planogram

A diagram created from photographs - computer output - or artists' renderings that illustrates exactly where every sku should be placedA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive pattern

13. Tonnage merchandising

A display technique in which large quantities of merchandise are displayed togetherAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery stores

14. Inventory turnover

A measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesNet sales divided by average retail inventory; used to evaluate how effectively managers use their investment in inventoryA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidays

15. Gross margin

A store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysThe difference between the price the customer pays for merchandise and the cost of the merchandise; also called gross profit

16. Gondola

A store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAn island type of self-service counter with tiers of shelves - bins - or pegs

17. Idea-oriented presenation

Method of presenting merchandise based on a specific idea or the image of the storeA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidays

18. Recreation

A store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternWhen customers go shopping for fun - an inherently rewarding activity - they want to be in an exciting atmosphereA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidays

19. Straight rack

Aisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA type of fixture that consists of a long pipe suspended with support going to the floor or attached to a wall

20. Digital signage

A measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysSigns whose visual content is delivered digitally through a centrally managed and controlled network and displayed on a television monitor or flat-panel screenA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive pattern

21. Visual communication

Aisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternCoordinate signs and graphics with the store's image; inform the customer; use signs and graphics as props; keeps signs and graphics fresh; limit the copy on signs; use appropriate typefaces on signs; and create theatrical effects

22. Frontal presentation

Aisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA method of displaying merchandise in which the retailer exposes as much of the product as possible to catch the customer's eyeA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery stores

23. Freestanding fixtures

Aisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternFixtures and mannequins located on aisles that are designed primarily to get customers' attention and bring them into a department

24. Hedonic benefit

A measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery storesA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysShopping for pleasure - entertainment - and/or to achieve an emotional or recreational experience

25. Lessening abandoned online carts

Make the process seem clear and simple - close off the checkout process - make the process navigable without threatening the loss of information - reinforce trust in the checkout processAisle or area of a store designed to get the customer's attention; an example might be a special "trim-the-tree" department that seems magically to appear right after halloween every year for the christmas holidaysA store design - typically used by grocery stores - in which merchandise is displayed on long gondolas in aisles with a repetitive patternA measure of space productivity used when most merchandise is displayed on multiple shelves of long gondolas - such as in grocery stores

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