Was Prevacid® planogrammed for this much shelf-space space based upon slotting fees? Because the Table-Tent-as-Pick-Card substitute was given plenty of elbow room. Without a Pick Card in hand though, will the customer remember to ask for Prevacid at checkout? Still this is a new solution to a perennial probem. Maybe you can use it to good effect sometime. See that the Table Tent mounts via adhesive tape to make sure it stays in place.
Compare and contrast Tents at…
“Mucinex® BackStock Tent Sign“
“Prevacid® Tent as Pick Card” (This Post)For Pick Card implementations by Title visit…
“Prevacid® Tent as Pick Card” (This Post)
“Staples® Pick Card To-Go“
“IKEA Do-It-Yourself Pick Card”
“Dual-Mount Pick Card Hook“
“Pick Card Triple Play“
“Pick Cards for Pens“
“Corrugated Pick Card Point-of-Purchase Unit“
“Cutting-Edge Pick Carding“
“QR as Hi-Tech Retail Pick Card?“
“College Bookstore Pick Card Concepts“
“Pick Card Pouch for Pallet Rack”
“Pick Cards on Common Display Hooks”
“Pick Card Stockout Problem“
“Universal Pick Card Holder”
“Rack Meters Items One at a Time“
“Micro Hook, Maxi Gift Card”For all Pick Card resources see…
“Pick Cards in Retail Pinterest Board“
“Pick Cards in Retail Index Page”
For Out-of-Stock posts by Title see…
“Mucinex® BackStock Tent Sign“
“Whoops Back Tag for Gift Cards“
“QR Code for Out-of-Stocks“
“Item Available Elsewhere Tag“
“Out-of-Stock Back Tag“
“Pusher Paddle Message Rant“
“Retail ‘Pet Peeve’ in Spanish”
“Raincheck Better Than Nothing“For all Out-of-Stock resources see…
“Out-of-Stock Pinterest Board” for a visual summary.
“Out-of-Stock Index Page” for all resources and links.
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