I like how they're faster to put up than having to toggle between 2+ apps and its one less thing we're getting scored on. Don't like how they're literal Post-Its and now I'm going to have to interact with guests more to find subs or whatever.
Well I feel like an idiot. My irrational opinion still stands!I think OP is talking about the actual heavy-duty Sale and As Ad post its rather than the lightweight OOS post its.
I think OP is talking about the actual heavy-duty Sale and As Ad post its rather than the lightweight OOS post its.
There needs to be some kind of intelligent intervention on these post-its....
Example...you have a cosmetics section that is "As Advertised" with random OOS....best practice is to put a post it on every OOS peg/pusher. So now your cosmetics display signs are covered with these idiotic "Call A Team Member on a Red Phone!" stickies.
Or in Market...do we really need a sticky pad note on every flavor of Yoplait or Lean Cuisine that is out of stock for a 5 cents off sale? Do you really think a guest is going to want a rain check for that?
On the flip side, these things are necessary when the banquet tables go on sale or when we run out of futons.
This one?
And you will find the little backer strips all over the store.. I know my store they would be everywhere.these have a strip of "paper" on the back of the sign. You rip off the paper and attach it to the shelf. So instead of folding a sign, putting it up & you're done with it now you rip off the paper, put it up & have trash to deal with.
Still using card stock 7x11's . . .
Also, how does this affect making store-created signs? Do you still use the old cardstock when printing them out, or are the post-its replacing those somehow too?