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lovemoney staff
02 August 2024
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Stores don't just move goods around to annoy customers and hoping to increase sales. Often it is to promote seasonal goods. Certainly eye level positions are much sought after by suppliers and store buyers will negotiate discounts when talking to suppliers dependant on where the lines are going to be promoted. They will promote the lines where they are going to make the most profit.
'Secrets'? Oh please, these points are about as secret as the weather forecast. This is Lovemoney.and your readership is made up of sophisticated, savvy readers (alright, apart from me) who deserve better than that sort of daft clickbait headline, don't you think?
Would someone PLEASE tell Asda about the music issue please?. It drives me insane trying to concentrate on shopping and being subjected to loud, repetitive music. I just try to get what I need and get out .FAST! It really does make me feel stressed and gives me a headache. I try to shop elsewhere when I can and how blissfull it is to calmly shop in peace. It seems that Asda is the only supermarket that seems to this. This is noise pollution! I dont know how they can get away with it!
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