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Merchandising is any
practice which contributes to the sale of
products ("merch" colloquially) to a
retail consumer. At a
retail in-store level, merchandising...
- A
merchandiser is a type of
arcade gaming device,
which features a
machine that
contains a
display of
merchandise,
which can be won by
playing the game...
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Service Merchandise was a
retail chain of
catalog showrooms carrying jewelry, toys,
sporting goods and electronics. The company,
which first began in...
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Fashion merchandising can be
defined as the
planning and
promotion of
sales by
presenting a
product to the
right market at the
proper time, by carrying...
- EMP
Merchandising, also
known as
Large Popmerchandising (in the
Netherlands and Belgium), is a German-based
music mail
order and
merchandising store. The...
- Jobber, in
merchandising, can be
synonymous with "wholesaler", "distributor", or "intermediary". A
business which buys
goods and bulk
products from importers...
- The
Merchandise Mart (or the
Merch Mart, or the Mart) is a
commercial building in
downtown Chicago, Illinois. When it
opened in 1930, it was the world's...
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Promotional merchandise are
products branded with a logo or
slogan and
distributed at
little or no cost to
promote a brand,
corporate identity, or event...
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Visual merchandising is the
practice in the
retail industry of
optimizing the
presentation of
products and
services to
better highlight their features...
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Gross merchandise volume (alternatively
gross merchandise value or GMV) is a term used in
online retailing to
indicate a
total sales monetary-value (e...
