Driftwood wrote:
Monsieur Spoonless wrote:
Usually, we would open the case, dump out the contents on a counter, price them all en masse, then replace them in the case. This results in prices typically ending up on the back of packages.
That doesn't make sense...
The price should be facing the customer, as should the front of the label, this is how it's worked in every retail setting I've ever worked in.
And it's better for the business, generally, to have the price on the back of something when it's not low enough to be an impulse buy. Packaging is purposefully designed to be viewed from the front--putting your price tag there is limiting your return from the product. You want people to focus on the fact that it's delicious chocolate, not that it's $5. Once people pick it up to check the price, you are already more likely to sell it than if they just saw the price and moved on.
And letting them see the price on front AND making the product less attractive is really not going to help you.
Don't underestimate the power of good advertising--it's ludicrously powerful.
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IDrownFish wrote:
Anyways, you all are horrible, @#%^ed up people
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