IWishIKnew
This was supposed to be a seasonal job...
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There must be some studies somewhere that suggest that shoppers want this attention, but I'm here to say that those studies are flawed.
Actually, there are studies out there that show the opposite.
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The requirement to know and push at minimum 3 different promotions and push at least one to every guest as they enter the store as they are greeted with a smize. Guests are clearly annoyed, particularly if they are return shoppers.
This kind of shit will drive shoppers away. Literally people will turn on their heels and walk out if forced to listen to a 20 second Target commercial every time they enter the store. And do the people that make the rules only ever see small format stores? At my store there is often more than one guest (or group of guests) coming in at a time so there's no way the cleaner could pitch promotions to everyone.
Better to just have a video screen posted running a list of promotions so people can peruse at their leisure and leave them to the clean the carts. Saying hello or welcome to people coming in is one thing, but doing that and then having every single TM they encounter do the same would be maddening.