Recognizing and Avoiding Your In-Store Merchandising Choke Points
Publisher: DisplayMax, Inc.
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Launching an in-store merchandising initiative is a hugely expensive undertaking. From research to concept to design to construction it takes months of careful planning and execution. This free report looks at the potential "choke points" that can have a negative affect when executing retail merchandising programs at the store level. In it, you'll discover the ten critical areas that you must address before initiating your next program.
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