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Solutions    >    Products    >    Retail Measurement    >    Store Solutions    >    Specified Condition Analysis
Specified Condition Analysis

Determining the best In-store merchandising strategy is a challenge many manufacturers and retailers face. Let Nielsen's Specified Condition Analysis help you understand:

  • Where your brand is stocked

  • How well your brand performs when it is stocked in various locations in the store

  • How much space should be allocated to your brand

  • What shelf layout is the most advantageous for your brand’s sales as well as category sales

  • How well your corporate promotion was executed

  • How much your sales increased due to your corporate promotion

Methodology

  • Utilizing the findings of an Nielsen Inspeck Study, stores that share a common physical condition are grouped together

  • A model is then applied to the data and an assessment is made showing the impact on Retail Sales

  • Conducted in Food and Drug Markets and Key Accounts

Features and Benefits:

  • For each brand/condition:
    • % ACV of stores that share the same condition
    • Total $ Sales in Stores with the same condition
    • $ Sales per Million $ ACV
    • By Banner the % of Stores that had each condition
  • Determines the best sales results of your brand, given a specific condition
  • Identifies Key Accounts that do not have the best condition

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