Boost Brick-and-Mortar Sales -- 2
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a practical, data-driven plan to lift sales for my physical products, which are currently available only in our brick-and-mortar shop. The brief should pinpoint quick wins that drive foot traffic and push-through at the counter, then outline medium-term tactics to keep the momentum going.
Here’s the help I’m after:
• Analyse our current in-store experience and local market (I’ll share photos, layout sketches, and past promotion results).
• Recommend clear promotional ideas—seasonal offers, loyalty hooks, eye-catching merchandising, community events, and complementary digital moves such as Google Business Profile tweaks or geo-targeted ads.
• Map out an easy-to-follow action plan with timelines, sample creatives, and performance indicators so I can track lift in unit sales and ticket size.
The deliverable is a concise strategy deck or document (PDF or Google Slides) plus any supporting templates you think will accelerate rollout. Feel free to reference tools like Canva, Meta Ads Manager, Shopify POS reports, or plain Excel—whatever best illustrates the steps. My measure of success is straightforward: a clear roadmap I can put into action that produces an uptick in sales over the next quarter.
Here’s the help I’m after:
• Analyse our current in-store experience and local market (I’ll share photos, layout sketches, and past promotion results).
• Recommend clear promotional ideas—seasonal offers, loyalty hooks, eye-catching merchandising, community events, and complementary digital moves such as Google Business Profile tweaks or geo-targeted ads.
• Map out an easy-to-follow action plan with timelines, sample creatives, and performance indicators so I can track lift in unit sales and ticket size.
The deliverable is a concise strategy deck or document (PDF or Google Slides) plus any supporting templates you think will accelerate rollout. Feel free to reference tools like Canva, Meta Ads Manager, Shopify POS reports, or plain Excel—whatever best illustrates the steps. My measure of success is straightforward: a clear roadmap I can put into action that produces an uptick in sales over the next quarter.