With thousands of products vying for attention, a seamless and intuitive shopping experience can make all the difference. This is where planograms, traditionally associated with brick-and-mortar stores, have found their place in the digital market.

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When you walk into a store, you might think that the way products are arranged on the shelves is random or purely aesthetic. However, there is a science behind it - one that significantly influences consumer behavior and sales.

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As a retailer, it is expensive and inefficient to replenish shelves manually with stock on a regular basis, filling up each product as soon as each one runs out the shelf. Well-designed planograms help retailers control shelf space by communicating to retail store staff exactly where products should be placed in relation to each other, how many facings they should get, and on which shelves they should go.

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