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FASHION MERCHANDISING#1
The process of promoting and selling fashion products through strategic planning and marketing techniques.
PRICING STRATEGY#2
A method used to set prices based on costs, competition, and consumer demand to maximize profits.
PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES#3
Marketing efforts aimed at increasing awareness and sales of products through various channels.
VISUAL MERCHANDISING#4
The practice of designing store displays and layouts to attract customers and enhance their shopping experience.
SALES ANALYSIS#5
The evaluation of sales data to understand performance, identify trends, and inform business decisions.
MARKET RESEARCH#6
The process of gathering, analyzing, and interpreting information about a market, including consumer preferences.
PRODUCT CURATION#7
The selection and organization of products to create a cohesive assortment that appeals to target customers.
SWOT ANALYSIS#8
A strategic planning tool used to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to a business.
CONSUMER INSIGHTS#9
Understanding consumer behaviors and preferences to inform product development and marketing strategies.
COMPETITOR STRATEGIES#10
Approaches and tactics employed by rival companies to gain market share and attract customers.
PRICING MODELS#11
Frameworks used to determine how products are priced based on various factors like costs and market conditions.
PROMOTIONAL MESSAGING#12
The communication used to convey the benefits and features of a product during marketing campaigns.
PROMOTIONAL CALENDAR#13
A schedule outlining the timing and details of promotional activities throughout a specific period.
VISUAL DISPLAYS#14
Creative arrangements of products in a retail setting designed to attract and engage customers.
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)#15
Metrics used to evaluate the success of an organization in achieving its objectives.
SALES TRENDS#16
Patterns and changes in sales performance over time, helping to forecast future sales.
DATA-DRIVEN DECISION MAKING#17
Using data analysis and empirical evidence to guide business decisions and strategies.
PRODUCT ASSORTMENT#18
The variety of products offered by a retailer, tailored to meet consumer preferences.
MOOD BOARDS#19
Visual tools that combine images, colors, and textures to convey the desired aesthetic for a product line.
STORE LAYOUT#20
The arrangement of merchandise and fixtures in a retail space to optimize customer flow and engagement.
MARKETING PRINCIPLES#21
Fundamental concepts that guide the creation and implementation of marketing strategies.
COST STRUCTURES#22
The various costs associated with producing and selling a product, influencing pricing decisions.
RETAIL OPERATIONS#23
The day-to-day activities involved in running a retail business, including inventory management and customer service.
SALES REPORTS#24
Documents that summarize sales performance, providing insights into revenue and trends.
PRODUCT EVALUATION CRITERIA#25
Standards used to assess the quality and marketability of potential products.