The study helps brick and mortar stores rearrange and display products smartly to get products you may want to buy in front of you.
PULLMAN, Wash. — Retailers like to rearrange to improve shopping experiences and sales, but are they doing it smartly?
A new study out of Washington State University helps retailers understand the best ways to get the items you may want to purchase in front of you.
→ Continue reading at KGW TV