ext_27561 ([identity profile] segh.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] ladyofastolat 2010-09-03 07:23 pm (UTC)

The end-of-aisle displays (known as gondola displays, if you care) cost the food-and-drink companies quite a bit of money, because it is considered that people are more likely to notice (and therefore buy) things on them. So if you have a product to launch or relaunch, your marketing budget might cover advertising, coupons and gondola displays. It clearly doesn't work on you; thousands of marketing departments are probably rethinking their strategies as I write.
And yes, I did formerly work in FMCG.

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