Sentences with phrase «of shelf space»

The beverage industry is an extremely difficult place to compete because you've got very large corporations that control a lot of the shelf space.

The first is print distribution and lack of shelf space in bricks - and - mortar stores.

The disparity between revenue and square footage is largest for dry dog foods, which get just 36 percent of shelf space but generate 67 percent of sales.

We understand that retailers have a limited amount of shelf space, and offering these displays gives them an opportunity to try out something new or create traffic in multiple points of the store.

If you are out of shelf space buy more shelves!

Bar carts make great bedside companions (with plenty of shelf space for books, magazine, pictures, etc.).

It means that not only do I never need to worry about getting rid of a book for lack of shelf space, but that I can enjoy them when and where I wish.

My own store has evolved in its use of shelf space over the years to carry more and more products to serve their needs.

After all, you mention that so many of those books don't get any kind of advertising, and indeed, some won't even get any kind of shelf space at all!

When all four varieties are displayed together, it saves almost three inches of shelf space for a retailer.

Although packaged diets tend to take up more than their fair share of shelf space, aquatic stores should dedicate several aisles to these essential products.

Four years ago, grain - free dog and cat foods represented about one - third of shelf space devoted to natural food items in neighborhood shops.

It more or less proves by point that many people read ebooks, that would take a ton of shelf space in print form, as throw - away copies in digital form.

If we don't think an item is worthy of shelf space, why do we think it worthy of the staff time it would take to make a digital library?

The major chains often charge suppliers fees for better placement on shelves, or use allocation of shelf space for branded and private label products as bargaining tools.

I have also noticed that certain «pet» authors get most of the shelf space too.

Okay, the bookstore gains income from the sales made in the coffee shop but does that really pay for the loss of shelf space?

There are miles of shelf space in a big - box store.

The company also offers retailers a smaller case pack than it would an ethnic store because of shelf space limitations.

Not only does it save quite a bit of shelf space, it's also one of the cheapest ways to get all the volumes.

Keeping phones available in brick and mortar stores under prevailing circumstances would be a waste of shelf space.

I have lots of shelf space, but limited freezer space.

And cat food items, in general, are not well established in farm and feed, capturing just 15 percent of sales, despite owning 25 percent of shelf space.

This has led stores to give grain - free products an ever - growing amount of shelf space.

In neighborhood pet shops, every inch of shelf space is a precious commodity.

This ignores the fact that a substantial part of the appeal of ebooks is the fact that you no longer have to deal with a lack of shelf space.

They offer freshness for an extended shelf life, excellent use of shelf space and also provide significant reductions in film usage.

In Rothstein's own research, he has used «number of feet of shelf space devoted to books» at home.

Elop acknowledged it needs to have the channel well - lubricated with Nokia devices so they occupy plenty of shelf space at retail.

Recorded music created the new business of mass music distribution, and record companies and record stores HAD to act as filters, due to the fixed amount of shelf space available to sell recordings.

Bob Pease, president and CEO of the BA, says beer enthusiasts are entitled to know what companies are behind the craft brands that gobbling up a bigger share of shelf space across the U.S. «Beer lovers are interested in transparency when it comes to brewery ownership,» Pease says.

Covetous of shelf space, companies multiply options within familiar brands, so that it is not sufficient for my wife simply to put Tide or Cheerios on the shopping list.

as for the growth of shelf space dedicated to Gluten free stuff.

He told us in 2012 that the supermarkets also engage in «cliffing» — the auctioning off of shelf space (sometimes called «slotting»).

To fill up the rest of the shelving space, we added some Disney themed swaddle blankets by Aden + Anais, stuffed animals, blankets, books, and the BABY letters from my gender reveal and baby shower..

Grocers have responded, as the sugary stuff ceded almost 10 percent of its shelf space from 2012 to 2014 alone.

For years now, publishers and data providers have been tracking the migration to ebooks, the migration to online purchasing, the decline of shelf space, and the differential speed at which different parts of the book market are affected by all these changes.

Category romance writers barely get thirty days of shelf space then they're carted off so the next month's editions can go out.

While some of the print book decline can be sheeted home to the Borders bankruptcy and the reduction of shelf space to sell books, this doesn't reduce the role of ebooks.

I want to be able to snag a book whenever / wherever, and I'm out of shelf space so unless it is a book that I desperately want a hardcover / TPB / MMPB of (mostly these books that get my precious shelf space are either by authors I know, authors whose work I absolutely love, or a combination of the above), I'm going to get it on my Kindle.

Another interesting find from Buenos Aires design fair, Feria Puro Diseno (FPD), this is a modular system designed by local studio Disenaveral to build different kinds of shelving spaces that adapt to changing situations.

Given the constraints of shelf space, the product pipeline that requires a 30 - day flushing of «out with the old, in with the new,» and the vagaries of sales numbers and warehousing, the publishing - industry model almost guarantees a writer will have NO books on the shelf in their old age, precisely the time when they need income the most and should be enjoying the fruits of their life's orchard.

Also, it's worth mentioning that even if a retailer was willing to work directly with an indie author, the cost of shelf space is prohibitive, and in order to make a retailer believe in you, you need to prove a certain track record of print book sales.

The encouraging fact is distracting because it is incomplete as far as predicting the future of shelf space at retail, which is the existential question for the publishers, wholesalers, and bookstores (and, therefore, by extension, for legacy authors too).

Publishing consultant Mike Shatzkin discusses the erosion of shelf space in bookstores, publishing innovation, English as a disruptive force overseas, and the two priorities publishers should be focused on over the next 6 - 12 months: price experimentation and improving rights databases.