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Summary:The Retail Coverage Merchandiser provides retail sales merchandising coverage and coverage of retail special projects for an assigned retail territory.
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So, are you the next Retail Sales Merchandiser? Conduct audits to check data codes ensure adherence to approved plan-o-grams, and report observations to the Unit Manager. You'll provide retail sales merchandising, complete special projects, and build strong relationships with store managers to help increase sales for our clients.
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Be detail-oriented, ensuring accuracy and precision in tasks such as product display and audits. Ensure merchandising coverage goals are met by executing the retail territory coverage plan.
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Strong demonstration of core competency including quality commitment, attention to detail, customer service, and communication skills. Cover a set territory of retailers, ensuring merchandising coverage goals are met through regular store visits.
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Support store managers on retail initiatives such as new product introductions and contests. Be a part of a collaborative and culture-oriented team. Prior retail experience preferred, but not required.
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As the Retail Coverage Merchandiser, you'll be responsible for optimizing product visibility and driving sales in retail stores. So, are you the next Retail Coverage Merchandiser.
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Retail Coverage Merchandiser. Premium, in good faith, believes that any posted range of compensation is the accurate range for this role at the time of this posting. Ensure full distribution and display of products in assigned accounts, including cleaning, stocking, rotating, and pricing merchandise.
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Be comfortable using technology, such as a tablet, for data collection and reporting. Your duties include conducting store visits, collaborating with store managers, utilizing technology for data collection and maintaining product display standards.
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Must have reliable transportation and be able to drive a car for extended periods. Equal Opportunity Employer (Disabled, Veteran) | Under applicable requirements, such as the San Francisco FCO and the Los Angeles FCHIO, we consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records or criminal histories | E-Verify Employer.
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Advocate for clients through identifying sales opportunities, shelf work and building relationships with store mangers. Prioritize customer service, building positive relationships with store managers, and customers.
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Communicate effectively with team members, management, and clients, ensuring clear and concise communication. Work with technology, including a company-furnished tablet, to collect and report data from store visits.
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Company-paid life insurance, short-term and long-term disability. Be able to work without a supervisor, have strong communication skills and manage time effectively. Ability to lift up to 30 pounds and stand and/or walk for long periods.
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Adhere to store policies and procedures while representing the clients you serve as an expert. Consult with management, meet objectives and goals, and report store-level observations related to client product and customer needs.
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