The effect of store layout and shelf-positioning on the purchase behavior of youth from both genders: An application on apparel stores \\ GP \\ DR \ Yasser Tawfik ( 2018 - 2019 ) (Record no. 14211)
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Title | The effect of store layout and shelf-positioning on the purchase behavior of youth from both genders: An application on apparel stores \\ GP \\ DR \ Yasser Tawfik ( 2018 - 2019 ) |
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. | Giza |
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | MSA |
Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2018 |
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Extent | 39 Page |
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Summary, etc. | Store layout is an important element in motivating consumer's response in retailing. The<br/>design of a retail store has been found to considerably influence a retailer's general<br/>presentation through its effect on information processing, purchase intents and attitude<br/>towards the retail institution. The retail setting is shifting more than ever before.<br/>It is regarded by the increasing rivalry and new refined and tough customers who have<br/><br/>superior expectations associated to their buying experiences. It has been proved that shelf-<br/>spacing is a critical component in attracting customers to buy; therefore retailers tend to<br/><br/>compete ferociously in order to get premium shelf position.<br/>Apparel stores that offer products for both males and females have a challenge, as in one<br/>hand they should know their consumers and recognize their preferences when they enter the<br/>store, also they have to understand what attracts each gender in terms of store layout, and on<br/>the other hand they should understand that every single product (ex. Pants, shirts, shoes,<br/>accessories,.. etc.) should be placed in a way that is appealing in order to urge the consumers<br/>to buy.<br/>This research will examine the different store layouts and shelf-spacing techniques and<br/>importance for retailers. In addition, this research will study the purchase intention and the<br/>purchase preferences of both males and females individually. Moreover, this research will<br/>observe the relationship between shelf-spacing and the purchase intention of males and<br/>females respectively. |
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Personal name | Farah Tarek 155281 |
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Personal name | MennaHegazy 153523 |
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Personal name | Farida Nabil Zaki 154613 |
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Uniform Resource Identifier | <a href="https://goo.gl/gW7bKy">https://goo.gl/gW7bKy</a> |
Public note | Full text click here |
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Dewey Decimal Classification | Centeral Library | Centeral Library | Soft Copy located on library Cataloge | 04.03.2019 | GP333MGT2018 MKT | 81968 | 04.03.2019 | 04.03.2019 | Distinguished Graduation Projects |