CONTEMPORARY CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: CROSS MERCHANDISING AND RETAIL NETWORK STRATEGIES TO GROW SALES
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https://doi.org/10.47820/recima21.v2i6.432Keywords:
Consumption. Point of Sale. Cross merchandising. Trade Marketing.Abstract
The objective of the article is to analyze the constant changes in consumer buying behavior in modern day society via the influence of consumer culture, in which a cluster of rules are applied in the business chain. In addition, there is an increase in the desire to acquire and accumulate material wealth, resulting to the formation of a capitalist society and exploring the liberty of individual choices, as evidenced in various studies utilized in this article. This study aims to explore how the retail segment took advantage of this trend, using supermarket chains as a model of management involving the use of cross merchandising which promotes the utilization of different product categories, with the objective to strategically market closely related and similar goods thus acting as a lever for boosting sales. Management using planogram facilitates the decision-making process in relation to the consumer’s eyes, building the elaborated actions in the point of sales layout in reference to merchandising strategies in order to facilitate and influence the best results of shopper in relation to your choices.
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