Shopper flow excellent retail services? We have 5 main offices in Norway, Poland, Estonia, Turkey and Spain. Moreover, by now we have installations in more than 20 countries. Our services are handled by skilled partners in the following markets; UK, Germany, Switzerland, Croatia, Italy, Holland, USA, New Zealand, Middle-East, Cyprus, Sweden, Denmark, Peru and Morocco. If you have a project / use-case you want to discuss, please get in touch with us with your contact information and a brief explanation of the case in question. Depending on the challenges you are facing, we will get back to you with a suggested solution and recommended a partner. Find additional information at retail waste management.
Know your best sellers and create marketing strategies rapidly to boost your sales. Monitor and pursue sales activity in real-time in your store without losing valuable time. Define the best and worst sellers of the day and easily follow up on your product stock. We are installing our software on any device wanted – on a smartphone, tablet or monitor. With real-time sales data at hand, you will be able to fix most problems in store immediately.
The Store, The Optimal Laboratory: In the retail industry, things happen quickly. Also when we test and pilot, the results of a physical change in the store is almost immediately visible. We do not have to spend years studying dubious hypotheses in unsafe laboratory environments before we arrive at valid results. It is possible to carry out relatively complex studies in a real environment, the store, and in relatively short intervals before we can draw two lines below the answer and conclude what sells the most. The fact that retailing in this way is the world’s largest and best laboratory is an advantage we make use of when meeting our customers.
Eye Tracking is a unique method for objectively measuring consumer attention and behavior in-store. This is done by using advanced high-tech glasses with a two-way camera, which is further used to show the shopper using the glasses in a “first-person perspective”. The Eye Tracker will register when the shopper’s pupil focuses on a specific object (i.e. a product or a poster) and will re-define this into data points which can then be aggregated for visualization and analysis of the data for several as many consumers as you wish to measure. By using Eye Tracking as a tool for consumer analysis, you will finally get objective answers to your questions, and remove “good intensions” and “subjective opinions” from the equation. Which products are most frequently noticed by the shoppers? How does the shopper navigate in the category/shelf? What share of the in-store communication gets actually seen by the shopper? Which products function as the “anchor” in the shelf and stands out from the rest? This, among several others, are questions you’ll get the answer to from an Eye Tracking study. See even more info at https://linkretail.com/.
Firstly, we’d like to talk about the fact that the average food wastage in Europe for a single store is around 60 bread daily; therefore, more than 15.000 bread is wasted yearly per store. That is to say, we need to emphasize that 1/3 of all food produced in the world is thrown away. Meanwhile, grocery retailers account for a significant share of this food wastage – and for the same reason, this is where we focus our solutions and resources to reduce this food wastage. As a result, we have already managed to reduce food wastage significantly in lots of stores!
