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INSIGHTS
    based on
OBSERVATIONS!!
         By
    DANIA FARAH
Shops Visited

• Grocery stores
          Ghous e Azam store
          Aghaas supermarket and Phamacy
          Home plus supermarket
          Jamia General Store

• The Bakers
• Qasim shop
Some that
   allowed
 the pictures
to be taken!!!
Before entering….
• The bright stores with punchy colour combinations
    on the outside draw attention and have magnetic
    tendency.
•   The open doors were more welcoming.
•   Bold fonts combination of capital and small
    letters!!
•   The carved letters in Urdu are highlights of the
    cultural element
•   Qasim shop could only be seen from outside,
    couldn’t be entered. It’s look wasn’t welcoming…
    but it added diversity to my observation.
Environment……..
• The light colour combination on the inside was
    basic trend…that fits the environment. Like for
    ‘The Bakers’ the combination was according to
    the type of store: Dark brown and cream.
•   Most of the stores that were visited apart from the
    Jamia store and the Qasim shop were tiled.. They
    gave the sophisticated look to the store but tend
    to be slippery to walk.
•   The calm and quiet environment was more
    appealing and cozy to be in as compared to the
    chaotic situation of one store which was due to
    the people around!
• Low ceiling of ‘The Bakers’ gave a
  suffocating feeling. Yet in majority the
  ceilings were high.
• The big stores didn’t let the feeling of the
  sound being there.. Yet in the small stores
  the communication among people also
  tended to look like noise..
• Didn’t experience the music in any of the
  shops.
• Majority of the stores were crowded with
  the merchandise that gave a shabby look.
  One reason is that there were Eid holidays
  that might have caused the apparent
  crowdedness.
•  No distinctive smell was observed
•  Most had high level of security with gunmen
   and or otherwise grilled.
• The outlook of the stores that appeared
   esteemed were perceived to have high prices
   and in some cases it was true too.
• Cash registers were at the exit and or in the
   centre of the shop.
• Tempting and motivating
items are placed near cash
counter.
Personnel….
• In most stores personnel were easy to approach.
• The stores which were sales person based were
    easily and quickly approachable.
•   Some of the personnel are very welcoming and
    on their toes to keep their customer chain..
•   Employees are of average age group from 35 to
    50.
•   Sales people of our stores were not of very
    sound background so they didn’t enjoy or use
    the store products.
•   Salesperson of stores visited didn’t have any
    uniforms.
First
product
noticed………..
Products……
• Prominent products were displayed in the
  form of their tempting stands.. Like
  Safeguard soap in the form of a display of
  big soap shaped stand, Mosfree lotions
  displayed in Jumbo Mosfree bottle shaped
  shelf and so on.
• One tempting example of the display is of
  the packets of spice kept in spotlight and
  rotating on a base.
• Sale products included spices, medicines and
    detergents. Medicines were on sale as a
    common feature of two stores.
•   The products were arranged according to the
    functions in the grocery stores.
•   The bakers had also arranged the items in terms
    of the categories: sweets, cakes, accessories
    and so on.
•   Almost all the products were at eye level..
•   The big cartons with many items of a product
    were kept high in the self service based stores.
•   The prices could be read easily and the majority
    of the items were within reach of the customer.
•   Items like medicines and certain cosmetic items
    were kept in shelves that were approachable
    through the salesperson only.
Customer…..
• The small stores had a majority of male individuals
    coming in with an aim to buy a specific thing. These
    customers came for targeted limited item based
    shopping that ended soon.
•   In supermarkets and the bakery, complete families
    with small children too could be seen investing long
    time making selection and buying a long list of items.
•   In most of the stores there was a specific direction that
    was followed by the customers from the entrance as
    the path led to diversion. The diversions tend to be
    different for different people.
•   The super markets were totally self service based
    shops while the small scale shops were semi self
    service based and some items could be touched and
    selected on own. The products could be touched
    freely.
• Most customers were
 interested dealers
 who bought one of
                         Percentage
                              of

 the other thing        customers who
                          didn’t buy


                        Percentage
                             of
                         customers
                        who bought
SOME
  INTERESTING
          SIGHTS…….
How well things are being used!!
Token of appreciation in Display!
I am looking at you from the roof!!!
A new way to display!!!
Tempting Displays…
Time the most valuable asset…




Right at the entrance of a small
           shop……

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Dania

  • 1. INSIGHTS based on OBSERVATIONS!! By DANIA FARAH
  • 2. Shops Visited • Grocery stores  Ghous e Azam store  Aghaas supermarket and Phamacy  Home plus supermarket  Jamia General Store • The Bakers • Qasim shop
  • 3. Some that allowed the pictures to be taken!!!
  • 4.
  • 5. Before entering…. • The bright stores with punchy colour combinations on the outside draw attention and have magnetic tendency. • The open doors were more welcoming. • Bold fonts combination of capital and small letters!! • The carved letters in Urdu are highlights of the cultural element • Qasim shop could only be seen from outside, couldn’t be entered. It’s look wasn’t welcoming… but it added diversity to my observation.
  • 6. Environment…….. • The light colour combination on the inside was basic trend…that fits the environment. Like for ‘The Bakers’ the combination was according to the type of store: Dark brown and cream. • Most of the stores that were visited apart from the Jamia store and the Qasim shop were tiled.. They gave the sophisticated look to the store but tend to be slippery to walk. • The calm and quiet environment was more appealing and cozy to be in as compared to the chaotic situation of one store which was due to the people around!
  • 7. • Low ceiling of ‘The Bakers’ gave a suffocating feeling. Yet in majority the ceilings were high. • The big stores didn’t let the feeling of the sound being there.. Yet in the small stores the communication among people also tended to look like noise.. • Didn’t experience the music in any of the shops. • Majority of the stores were crowded with the merchandise that gave a shabby look. One reason is that there were Eid holidays that might have caused the apparent crowdedness.
  • 8. • No distinctive smell was observed • Most had high level of security with gunmen and or otherwise grilled. • The outlook of the stores that appeared esteemed were perceived to have high prices and in some cases it was true too. • Cash registers were at the exit and or in the centre of the shop. • Tempting and motivating items are placed near cash counter.
  • 9. Personnel…. • In most stores personnel were easy to approach. • The stores which were sales person based were easily and quickly approachable. • Some of the personnel are very welcoming and on their toes to keep their customer chain.. • Employees are of average age group from 35 to 50. • Sales people of our stores were not of very sound background so they didn’t enjoy or use the store products. • Salesperson of stores visited didn’t have any uniforms.
  • 10.
  • 12.
  • 13.
  • 14. Products…… • Prominent products were displayed in the form of their tempting stands.. Like Safeguard soap in the form of a display of big soap shaped stand, Mosfree lotions displayed in Jumbo Mosfree bottle shaped shelf and so on. • One tempting example of the display is of the packets of spice kept in spotlight and rotating on a base.
  • 15. • Sale products included spices, medicines and detergents. Medicines were on sale as a common feature of two stores. • The products were arranged according to the functions in the grocery stores. • The bakers had also arranged the items in terms of the categories: sweets, cakes, accessories and so on. • Almost all the products were at eye level.. • The big cartons with many items of a product were kept high in the self service based stores. • The prices could be read easily and the majority of the items were within reach of the customer. • Items like medicines and certain cosmetic items were kept in shelves that were approachable through the salesperson only.
  • 16. Customer….. • The small stores had a majority of male individuals coming in with an aim to buy a specific thing. These customers came for targeted limited item based shopping that ended soon. • In supermarkets and the bakery, complete families with small children too could be seen investing long time making selection and buying a long list of items. • In most of the stores there was a specific direction that was followed by the customers from the entrance as the path led to diversion. The diversions tend to be different for different people. • The super markets were totally self service based shops while the small scale shops were semi self service based and some items could be touched and selected on own. The products could be touched freely.
  • 17. • Most customers were interested dealers who bought one of Percentage of the other thing customers who didn’t buy Percentage of customers who bought
  • 18. SOME INTERESTING SIGHTS…….
  • 19. How well things are being used!!
  • 20. Token of appreciation in Display!
  • 21. I am looking at you from the roof!!!
  • 22. A new way to display!!!
  • 24. Time the most valuable asset… Right at the entrance of a small shop……