Retail Industry Times reaches professionals who purchase products to conduct business along with resale merchandise.  These business professionals are owners, partners, GMs, department managers, store managers, district sales managers, purchasers, administrators, inventory managers, sales associates, floor managers, customer service reps and order fulfillment to name a few.  

 

Retail product buyers manage brick-and-mortar stores like automotive parts, clothing, toy, footwear, bed and bath, pet supply, and cosmetics. They purchase the items needed to make their store appealing to shoppers, stock the shelves, and manage staff. They manage inventory and research new products to add to their product line. This group is customer-service oriented and trains sales personnel to ensure the customer has a good in-store experience. Besides ordering store product, they advertise sales, offer discounts, and implement loyalty reward programs. They use the latest technologies to keep consumers safe while shopping, handle monetary transactions, and manage customer databases. This audience pursues continuing education opportunities for professional development and to improve retail operations.

 

They purchase a variety of products to help their businesses succeed including business attire, storage, POS systems, cash registers, display racks, interior lighting, theft reduction devices, display cases, shelving, barcoding devices, cleaning supplies, material handling, security cameras, office computers, software, mobile devices, office furnishings and office supplies.

 

This list would work well for offers from apparel providers, IT providers, security providers, manufacturers, wholesalers, logistics, packagers, event coordinators, software and computer providers, insurance providers, recruiters, financial institutions, legal advisors, and credit card issuers.