The sales of products are closely related to the arrangement of goods on shelves. Therefore, in order to achieve good sales, there are techniques for arranging shelves.
To promote the sales of slow-moving products, you can place some of them in the promotional area or on the small display shelves near the checkout counter.
The middle layers of the shelves are typically considered the prime locations, where high-profit items are placed to boost sales.
Grouping similar products together makes it easier for customers to compare and make decisions.
Arrange the areas reasonably based on the product specifications and the actual conditions of the store to achieve a unified and rational layout.
Consider the safety of customers during shopping. Chemicals that are prone to reactions should be placed separately with a safe distance between them.
Take into account the transportation challenges after product placement. Heavy items should not be placed on the top shelves, as it is not conducive to restocking and removing products.
Create special sections to enhance competitiveness. Grouping the store's unique products in separate areas makes it easier for verification.
