#planogram in retail

[bestplanogramming]

Planograms, the art of arranging products within store shelves, have now emerged as a strategic cornerstone that holds the potential to redefine the retail landscape. As online shopping continues to win the consumer heart, physical retail spaces are undergoing a comeback, reimagining themselves as immersive destinations that go beyond transactional exchanges.

#planogram #visual merchandising #planogram software #retail sales #planograms #planogramming #retail store #retail #planogram in retail

[infilectinc]

Achieve 100% Planogram Compliance With The Most Advanced Image Recognition AI-powered retail analytics.

#planogram compliance #image recognition #ai in retail #planogram in retail #Retail Analytics #Retail Execution #retail management

[party-gilmore]

[marketing notices buying trends are following the predicted path]

"Kekekkeke... Everything is going according to keikaguramu."

[Translator's Note:// keikaguramu means "planogram!!!"]

#please enjoy this absolutely SHIT-tier pun from me and my weeb friends who have all done our tour in retail #anyway fuck the planograms they were always bullshit and they gave us cheap as fuck display material anyway #pun #wordplay

[beskad]

I still work at target part time (1 day a week for like 5 hrs) because rising interest rates make my my day job in home mortgage less secure than I'd like (thousands of layoffs in the last 6 months)

But I'm moving in with my bf a half hour away at the end of the month, so i have to transfer stores because it's not worth driving 50 miles/1hr round trip for a 5hr shift at $15.80/hr pay when gas is $4-5/gal. But goddamn, I'm sad 🥲 that job and my friends/coworkers there have been my one constant since I started in January 2019. The people I met there helped me Become a Person when I was struggling with personally unpacking years of Bad Shit. I'm going to miss them, especially my manager. He's one of the best bosses I've ever had.

#tbd probably #i know its just a crappy retail job but the people i met absolutely Saved Me from some dark shit #and it's really nice to feel Good at Something #I'm really good at my job there #and i rarely feel GOOD at things #like i can jump into any department across the whole store because I'm trained on everything #i can set new planograms/salesplans #i can throw the truck #i can pick and pack online orders #do returns at the front desk #the only thing i can't do is make the starbucks drinks i can only cashier over there #rent has gotten out of control and my new rent + utilities will be $425 a month instead of $1300 #i love living alone but it's just not feasible anymore #also living alone is sometimes really really bad for my depression so moving will also help with that #also my bf and i have been together since 2018 so it's Time hahaha

[idanieljoseph]

Merchandising software  (Logiciel merchandising) solutions by OPENcatman provide inventory management and order management solutions that can be used to run a manufacturing plant or retail store. It allows retailers to place product offerings online, in-store, and integrate with point-of-sale to take advantage of in-store promotions.

Les solutions Logiciel merchandising  d'OPENcatman fournissent des solutions de gestion des stocks et des commandes qui peuvent être utilisées pour gérer une usine de fabrication ou un magasin de détail. Il permet aux détaillants de placer des offres de produits en ligne, en magasin et de s'intégrer au point de vente pour profiter des promotions en magasin.

#Free Planogram software #Merchandising software #Free Space Planning Design Software #Store display #Store layout #Visual merchandising #Store planning #Space planning #Shopper in store experience #Retail POGs #POG software

[thedurvin]

Apparently the word "endcap" is an obscure secret retail worker term that people that haven't worked in stores don't know?? Really??? Did I really internalize that much vocabulary from the OfficeMax corporation???? Next you'll tell me nobody uses the word planogram...

#not a great sign that it's got a red underline...

[a-vague-yet-menacing-agency]

Old news but the fact that Cody was manager at hot topic is so unexplored in fandom. Like he wasn't some shithead employee he was the boss Entry level retail workers are so rarely promoted to manager nowadays, like, was Cody just that good at selling/managing the store? Also, managers make good money. Okay, haha, it's a hot topic, but store managers make like 70,000$ a year (CAD). They have health insurance. So Cody was actually doing pretty well. It's kinda weird to pretend he was on the same level as his friend with just a standard sales associate position, even if that friend was also full-time. Like the power and responsibility that Cody actually had is kind of impressive especially for 28.

AND then! To become a carnie! Like sick move and also Cody lost all his money anyway but the financial disparity! Was Murph probably thinking of like an assistant manager position which would make more sense with Cody's vibe? Probably. Is it funnier to imagine that Cody had to make sales reports to corporate and design store planograms? Absolutely.

Cody was management.

#Cody Walsh #the unsleeping city #dimension 20 #Also reading the manager job ad for hot topic is very funny. They are trying so hard to be Relatable and it's Not Working #This is part of my headcanon/AU where Cody realizes that becoming the Jersey Devil means he inherits a bunch of minions and instead of bein #rad it becomes a logistical hell except Cody remembers he's a manager actually and creates a demonic employee shift schedule and a demonic #employee handbook called the Book of Infernal Deeds (ie the tasks employees have to do) and Cody starts to like make spreadsheets to track #how much infernal mayhem is being caused to see where they're being inefficient and everyone is so COMPLETELY BAFFLED both by this random #tone change AND the fact that Cody is good at it AND the fact that it's getting results and the mini devils are actually a lot happier now #that they have clear job tasks and vacation days and structures and so they're more motivated to work when they are working and they love #Cody a little but Cody doesn't even REALIZE that a) he's doing anything weird b) that it works c) that this is a specialized learned skill #the idea that Cody's greatest contribution to the infernal machinery is being a good middle manager would horrify him but it's SO funny

[newmediaandmarketing]

The Power of Planogramming: Why Brands Should Assist Buyers in SKUs Planning

Optimizing product placement can make a significant difference in sales and consumer satisfaction for both retailers and brands. This is where planogramming comes into play—a strategic approach to arranging products on shelves to maximize sales and enhance the shopping experience. But why should brands actively participate in helping buyers planogram their SKUs? Let’s delve into the reasons why…

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[quirkymarshmallows93]

A Dollar Tree location at Century Center in West Springfield, MA, featuring two different specimens of vestigial branding. In the photo on the left, Super Dollar Tree signage recalls a time of segmented branding (a topic about which I’ve written before), complete with a dollar sign in place of the letter S. The concept was a forerunner to the chain’s current conventional planogram, which back in its first growth spurt contrasted with the smaller selection of regular Dollar Trees. In fact, this store harkens so far back that despite carrying the “Super” prefix, it lags behind many newer Dollar Tree stores, sans-Super, that feature refrigerated and frozen sections, which this location lacks. Other locations featuring the Super Dollar Tree banner exist in the United States, but have not been comprehensively documented. Some other signs (at least all that came up on Google Images) do not begin with a dollar sign, but rather a regular S, and do not curve upward either. All new Dollar Tree stores only feature those two words, Dollar Tree, on their facades.

In the image the right, the retailer’s wordmark in its legacy font, and the company’s former slogan, “Where Everything’s $1.00”, below it. As I write this, I am reminiscing to a time when I went to a now-shuttered Chinese buffet a few doors down in this shopping plaza with my brother and our grandparent-like figures. As we waited for the place to clear up (yes, it was that busy), we walked to this very store, which I vaguely remember prominently featuring the “Where Everything’s $1.00” branding, complete with a more robust product offering, around a decade prior to 2020s inflation. Now, since the retailer increased its prices across the board to the $1.25 price point, this archaic facet of its corporate identity has been cleansed from stores. The powers that be have removed this branding from the storefront, but my attention gravitates toward the two leftmost panels of glass that, unlike the rest that allow for viewing into the store and for natural light to come in from the north, feature a black covering behind them to provide privacy for the small office space directly behind it. Speaking of which, they couldn’t have given the office staff at least a little window cutout with a blind for some view outside from the office? Also, yes, that is a silhouette of me taking the photo. Anyway, the pane of glass on the right has had the old branding blacked out, in a not subtle way, but the very leftmost one, for whatever reason, still remains vestigially branded with Dollar Tree’s vintage appliqué. This location, with its small amount of vestigial branding, reminds me of a Dollar Tree in East Greenbush, NY, that I visited shortly before the 25% price increase, which was straight out of the 90s (80s?) with its ancient “Everything’s $1.00” seriffed branding plastered everywhere inside the store and on its windows, and exterior signage in a narrow font that has also been done away with in new stores, replaced by carbon copy logo signage. Alas, even that old store has had all traces removed of its previous life as a true dollar store.

This is the Dollar Tree in Upstate New York, prior to renovation. Like, it went hard. Now the closest we get is a cartoon tree with the number one as its trunk, we all see through that shit DT, get your act together.

#dollar tree #consumerism #branding #marketing #aesthetic #90s aesthetic #dollar store #retail #retail archaeology #western mass #western Massachusetts #mass #Massachusetts #west Springfield #west Springfield ma #west Springfield mass #New England #nostalgia #oh my fucking god I can’t believe I just wrote all that about a fucking dollar tree

[gay-kurapika]

Mild dumb thing that’s been bothering me but I disagree with calling retail work “unskilled” labor because you office workers definitely couldn’t do my job lol. Like this is a personal post so don’t reblog it, but do you know how to make and set pogs? Do you know what a planogram is? And trust me, you couldn’t make a display up to the standards of the random office worker dictating what you should be doing with the lived actual reality of what the store has on hand. Like, the fact that these people can’t even do their job correctly makes me sincerely doubt that they could do mine.

#post inspired by it almost being july 4 and I’m motherfucking dreading it

[killerchickadee]

My 5am person texted me last night and said, "Can we come in at 6 instead of 5? I have my other job tomorrow and I don't want to work a 10 hour day." ....Ok no? But I said I'd be in at 5 regardless but you do you.

So she texts me this morning and says, "OK I'll be in around 7 then."

GIRL WHAT.

I literally have 10 planograms to set in the next two days and now I'm here alone for two hours? Are you kidding me?

If you ever wonder why retail managers are such assholes, this is why. Like fuck corporations etc etc but there's a reason you're scheduled certain hours, and not coming in because you don't feel like it isn't ok. You're not fucking a corporation over, you're fucking over the people you work with. If you're sick or hurt or have personal shit going on that's one thing, but just not feeling like it isn't ok. You're a fucking grownup.

[bestplanogramming]

Planograms are visual merchandising tools, that help retailers organize the shelf space for the selected items for promotion and place discount labels on them to drive sales. This helps retailers reallocate shelf space for planning promotions and introducing products with discounts to re-engage shoppers.

#planogram #planogram software #visual merchandising planograms #planogram in retail #planogramming #discount sale #sales promotion #planograms

[infilectinc]

Improve critical on-shelf metrics and prevent out-of-stock situations in real-time at a per-store level with world’s best Retail Execution Software.

#retail execution #retail management #retail #planogram #assortment #fmcg #cpg

[rohirric-hunter]

Forgot how surreal retail is... like obviously all the new hires were showered with all these success stories to make it sound like working there is great, and don’t get me wrong, most people are nice enough, but like, they say, “Hey, this is Sarah, she’s the front end manager, she started 35 years ago as a cashier and worked her way up,” and like, good for Sarah, I’m thrilled for her, but the problem is they also underestimated how well I can hear, which is why I also know that Sarah is going to ““““retire”“““ soon because some cuck who’s been working for the regional office for like 18 months is ticked off at her for not setting up the grills exactly to the planogram, even though doing that would block an emergency exit. Like? It’s a fine holdover until I can find something better, but I have absolutely no intention of trying to make a long-term career in an environment like this

#on the bright side this particular retail environment is store employees vs corporate #which is like objectively the best dynamic to have #the other two options being employees vs customers and employees vs other employees #ye

[manrastechnology]

Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud vs. Regular Salesforce: What’s the Difference?

Research indicates that the majority of sales continue to take place through traditional retail stores. This means consumer goods companies need to step up their game in retail and connect better with customers. That’s why Salesforce, a leader in customer management solutions, has come up with Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud. Implementing Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud in consumer goods companies provides a smart way to manage products, plan retail strategies, and boost sales in stores.

In this article, we’ll check out the features of Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud. We’ll also make a comparison of Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud and Regular Salesforce in sales automation and explore the benefits of using Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud for the consumer goods industry.

What Is Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud?

Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud is a suite of cloud-based software solutions tailored for companies in the consumer goods industry. It assists brands and retailers in managing various operations, improving customer experiences, and driving revenue by facilitating connections with retailers, distributors, and customers. By integrating industry-specific features with the capabilities of Salesforce CRM software, this Cloud Computing solution streamlines processes and enhances productivity across the entire business, from customer management to supply chain operations.

What Are The Features Of Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud?

Here are the features of Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud that make sales automation and data management easier:

Intelligent Insights with Einstein AI

Leveraging Einstein AI,  Consumer Goods Cloud provides valuable insights into consumer preferences and market trends. This intelligent technology assists sales teams by suggesting complementary products, anticipating customer needs, and offering effective communication strategies to drive sales growth.

Effortless Mobile Order Capture

Representatives can seamlessly capture orders using mobile devices with Consumer Goods Cloud. This feature enhances in-store sales efficiency by allowing representatives to interact with customers while recording orders in real time, eliminating manual paperwork.

Seamless Integration with Salesforce Cloud Ecosystem

Consumer Goods Cloud seamlessly integrates with other Salesforce platforms, such as Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Marketing Cloud. This integration facilitates smooth data management like sharing and collaboration across departments, optimizing operations, and delivering a cohesive customer experience.

Tailored Store Layouts for Enhanced Productivity

Retailers can customize store layouts based on different categories and segments with Consumer Goods Cloud. This customization optimizes the shopping environment, improving the overall customer experience and driving productivity throughout the customer journey.

Difference Between Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud And Regular Salesforce

Now, let’s explore the difference between Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud and Regular Salesforce to help you understand their contrasting features and functionalities:

In-Store Audits

Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud equips field representatives with specialized tools for efficiently capturing real-time in-store conditions like shelf placement and inventory levels. While Regular Salesforce allows capturing such data, it may lack the streamlined integration seen in Consumer Goods Cloud.

Retail Execution Monitoring

Consumer Goods Cloud offers dedicated tools for planning and tracking retail execution tasks, such as promotional displays and competitor analysis. Regular Salesforce, however, typically requires significant customization to handle these specialized retail tasks effectively.

Digital Merchandising

Consumer Goods Cloud utilizes AI-driven image recognition for shelf analysis to ensure planogram compliance, offering advanced digital merchandising capabilities. Conversely, Regular Salesforce may lack native support for such detailed digital merchandising functionalities.

Virtual Store Walkthroughs

Consumer Goods Cloud enables virtual store assessments for remote teams to seamlessly review store conditions. While Regular Salesforce may allow storing pictures or videos for store walkthroughs, it might lack the same level of integration or functionality.

Tailored Account Planning for Retail

Consumer Goods Cloud provides a tailored account planning environment aligned with retail and CPG KPIs, catering to retail-specific needs. In contrast, Regular Salesforce offers generic account management capabilities, necessitating additional customization for retail-specific requirements.

Automated Inventory Reordering

Consumer Goods Cloud integrates with ERP systems to automate inventory reordering based on real-time field data, streamlining inventory management. However, Regular Salesforce, while offering some inventory management capabilities, may lack the same level of tailoring for retail and CPG needs.

Trade Promotion Management

Consumer Goods Cloud facilitates the planning, execution, and monitoring of promotional activities, offering specialized trade promotion management features. Regular Salesforce may lack inherent support for such specialized retail promotional activities.

Specialized Retail Analytics

Consumer Goods Cloud provides pre-built dashboards and analytics tools tailored for the CPG and retail industry, offering insights into metrics like out-of-stock rates and planogram compliance. Regular Salesforce may not offer standard analytics specifically tailored to retail-specific metrics.

Retailer-Specific Marketing Campaigns

Consumer Goods Cloud allows initiating retailer-specific marketing campaigns based on in-store conditions or behavior, offering seamless integration with retail execution and planning. Regular Salesforce, while capable of managing marketing campaigns, may lack straightforward integration with retail-specific processes.

Conclusion 

In conclusion, the comparison of Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud and Regular Salesforce in sales automation reveals the specialized advantages that Consumer Goods Cloud offers for the consumer goods industry. From tailored account planning to advanced digital merchandising and automated inventory reordering, the features of Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud provide a comprehensive solution tailored to the unique needs of retail businesses.

For businesses looking to leverage the full potential of Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud, partnering with a certified consultant like Manras can make all the difference. With our expertise and experience in implementing Salesforce solutions, we can provide invaluable guidance and support to ensure a seamless transition and maximize the benefits of Consumer Goods Cloud for your business.

Read More: https://www.manras.com/salesforce-consumer-goods-cloud-vs-regular-salesforce-whats-the-difference/

#manrastechnologies #salesforce staff augmentation

[idanieljoseph]

If you're looking for the best Category Management Software or Planogram Software, OPENCatman is the way to go. It entails informing your clients about the things available to them and where they may get them. It also entails ensuring that you don't make any errors that would confuse or frustrate your customers.

#Planogram software #Planogram online #Online POG software #Planogram maker #Retail POGs #POG software #Space planning #Shopper in store experience #Store planning #Visual merchandising #Store layout #Store display #Free Space Planning Design Software