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merchandising Definition

mer·chan·dis·ing (-dīz′iŋ)

noun

that part of marketing involved with promoting sales of merchandise, as by consideration of the most effective means of selecting, pricing, displaying, and advertising items for sale in a retail store

merchandising Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • include: Other tasks include merchandising, taking bookings, dealing with member's issues.
  • do: No we're not doing any merchandising at all.

Adjective modifier

  • sex-related: Adult Content Due to special system and network requirements of adult oriented sites, pornography and sex-related merchandising are prohibited.
  • in-store: External expertise was sought and incorporated into buying, training, marketing and in-store merchandising.
  • visual: In a store with good visual merchandising no element of the customer experience has been left to chance.
  • retail: Mr Rose became the Chief Executive in May 2004 and took responsibility for buying and retail merchandising in November.
  • online: This was really done as an exercise, to try out online merchandising.
  • effective: Good quality and effective store merchandising is essential to create the right shopping environment so as to positively affect customers ' buying decisions.

Modifies a noun

  • unit: Delivered within their own merchandising unit for ease of display, they help you maximize your impulse sales.
  • team: I action line print work from my meeting with our Buying & Merchandising teams.
  • department: He was previously a Director of Cecil Gee Plc which he joined in 1968 holding various positions in the buying and merchandising department.
  • campaign: With regard to designs, an integral part of merchandising campaigns is the sale of dolls and the like.
  • deal: Ronaldo is rumored to be sweating over his numerous merchandising deals.
  • strategy: However, if they aren't in your store in time for that special promotion, your merchandising strategy may fail.

Noun used with modifier

  • store: Store fascias, packaging and in store merchandising materials have all been updated to reflect the new branding.
  • character: This is, in effect, a very early example of character merchandising.
  • food: Tony Naudi is one of Martec's team of food merchandising specialists.
  • fashion: She is thinking of going into fashion merchandising or design.
  • sale: Carolyn Boyle was most recently employed on national accounts with Nestl Rowntree, after working for seven years in sales merchandising.
  • mass: Perfect for Disneyesque children's fables and mass merchandising!