floorplanning
- noun
- /ˈflɔːrˌplænɪŋ/
- Jargon
- Good floorplanning can help customers find what they need quickly and encourage them to buy more.
Examples
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After changing the floorplanning, the store noticed an increase in customer satisfaction and sales.
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The manager reviewed the floorplanning to ensure the new products would be easy to locate.
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Effective floorplanning can greatly increase sales.
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The store's floorplanning is designed to enhance customer experience.
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Good floorplanning in retail shops enables customers to easily navigate the aisles and find what they want.
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The successful floorplanning of the store resulted in a smoother shopping experience for all its visitors.
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A well-thought-out floorplanning layout can significantly boost a store's sales by placing popular items in accessible areas.
Synonyms
Putting or arranging things in a particular place
Arranging and promoting goods in stores to make customers buy them
How Careful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Floorplanning comes from the parts floor ('the shop or building level') and plan ('to arrange'). So for a store it means deciding where to put shelves, products, and aisles on the shop floor to help customers move and buy more.