Kiele Smith

Product Placement and Display:

Retail merchandisers determine the best way to arrange products on shelves, in displays, and throughout the store to attract customer attention and encourage purchases.

Inventory Management:

They monitor stock levels, ensure adequate product availability, and work with buyers to predict future needs and manage inventory effectively. Sales Analysis:

Merchandisers analyze sales data to identify top-performing products, understand customer preferences, and make informed decisions about product selection and placement. Visual Merchandising:

They create visually appealing displays, use signage effectively, and consider factors like color, lighting, and layout to enhance the shopping experience. Collaboration:

They work closely with store managers, buyers, and other team members to coordinate efforts and achieve sales goals.

Promotional Activities:

They may also be involved in planning and executing promotional activities, such as in-store events or special displays, to drive sales

Staying Updated:

They need to stay informed about current trends, competitor activities, and customer preferences to make effective merchandising decisions.