High quality shopper flow business services? We have 5 main offices in Norway, Poland, Estonia, Turkey and Spain. Moreover, by now we have installations in more than 20 countries. Our services are handled by skilled partners in the following markets; UK, Germany, Switzerland, Croatia, Italy, Holland, USA, New Zealand, Middle-East, Cyprus, Sweden, Denmark, Peru and Morocco. If you have a project / use-case you want to discuss, please get in touch with us with your contact information and a brief explanation of the case in question. Depending on the challenges you are facing, we will get back to you with a suggested solution and recommended a partner. Discover extra info at retail footfall counter.
One does not need to have a background in software in order to understand what Link Retail Tools is telling them. So, monitoring while outside the office or store is now much easier than before. POS analytics: Time in-store can be spent without having to disconnect from day-to-day operational numbers. Therefore, you’ll stay in control! Link Retail’s Top 4 Technological Superiorities: Act Rapidly Allow the system to monitor your sales activity and track the number of products displayed in your store.
The Concept: Use sample stores as a laboratory for testing new ideas & potential successes Retail LAB is a concept where the retail chain (RC) uses 4-6 stores as a test environment – for the RC and its suppliers to do all kind of exciting research, analysis of placements, sales-analysis, test-sale of new products, traffic, shopper behaviour etc. in the defined LAB stores. Link Retail (LR) is running and operating the Retail LAB –and RC introduce LR to all its key suppliers. RC shall have access to all results from all studies done by suppliers. The scheme will be financed by LR, without any costs for RC. The suppliers will pay for studies and analysis. RC will also be able to do its own analysis – for free or at very low fees. The last depends on supplier participation and will be regulated in an agreement between the parties.
Pos-Optimization: Many retailers spend a lot of time and resources on retail communication. It takes time to produce a larg amount of POS material. The decision of which material the stores should use is often based on assumptions, and is rarely on conusmer insight as it should be. A poster with significant impact often sells about 15% to 50% better than a poster with no impact. A poster with impact is characterized by dramaturgy and some spesifict technical elements that helps the posters message. The only way to find out if on poster sells better than another is to test it out. We prefer to test different poster designs in pilot stores, and we let the sales result determine which design to be choosen. With the right placement of promotional posters and standard materials, sales will increase further. It is important to base decisions on shopping behavior. What do the customers see? Where do the customers see? What texhniques can we use to get the shopper to see more posters, prices and product information? Read more information on https://linkretail.com/.
Firstly, we’d like to talk about the fact that the average food wastage in Europe for a single store is around 60 bread daily; therefore, more than 15.000 bread is wasted yearly per store. That is to say, we need to emphasize that 1/3 of all food produced in the world is thrown away. Meanwhile, grocery retailers account for a significant share of this food wastage – and for the same reason, this is where we focus our solutions and resources to reduce this food wastage. As a result, we have already managed to reduce food wastage significantly in lots of stores!
