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Marketpoint | Green Rd Pharmacy Sept| Oct | Nov Behaviours Review. RETAIL PERFORMANCE METRICS. Critical. Pharmacy. Footwear. IMPORTANCE OF BEHAVIOURS. Pet. Jewellery. Fashion. Telco . Sports. Electrical. Furniture. Important. Home|Gift. Entertainment. Forecourt. Grocery.
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Marketpoint | Green Rd Pharmacy Sept| Oct | Nov Behaviours Review RETAIL PERFORMANCE METRICS
Critical Pharmacy Footwear IMPORTANCE OF BEHAVIOURS Pet Jewellery Fashion Telco Sports Electrical Furniture Important Home|Gift Entertainment Forecourt Grocery Discount Ancillary High Customer Lifetime Value (ATV, Loyalty, Expectation) Low
RETAIL BEHAVIOURS Sept | Oct | NovMarketpoint | Green Rd Pharmacy Versus Sector
In Summary for Retail Behaviours – Status Retention– Marketpoint | Green Rd Pharmacy isoutperforming the pharmacy average by a huge differential across all behaviours. Customer awareness, proactive offers of help and linkselling in retail is significantly above the pharmacy sector average. All Service Interventions –With regards to all seven behaviours Marketpoint and Green Rd Pharmacy is 31% above the Pharmacy sectors average in retail. • Marketpoint | Green Rd Pharmacy – 9.26 | Pharmacy Average – 7.07
OTC BEHAVIOURS Sept |Oct| Nov Marketpoint | Green Rd Pharmacy Versus Sector
In Summary for OTC Behaviours – Status Retention – Marketpoint / Green Rd Pharmacy areoutperforming the pharmacy average in OTC with regards to all 7 behaviours. The pharmacy particularly excels at approaching the customer and offering help. Customer awareness is very good. Linkselling skills are excellent and exceed the market by 37%! • Overall Service –Marketpoint / Green Rd Pharmacy has out performed the OTC market by 14% with regards to all behaviours. Excellent work! • All Service Interventions for OTC – Marketpoint | Green Rd Pharmacy – 8.86 | Pharmacy Average – 7.85
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