Sentences with phrase «where shelf space»

Then a published book boogles out to the virtual world, where it occupies a spot in a store «where shelf space is endless.»

These effects only get amplified with digital distribution, where shelf space is unlimited and the investment in distribution costs is negligible.

Not exact matches

On top of that, he refused to keep stock on the shelf, instead making each store a kind of chic lab experience: a cool, minimalist space where ingredients are blended together on the spot, poured into plain glass bottles, wrapped in a brown paper package and custom labeled like a science project, with the date, scent and name of the buyer.

«Brands have spent billions of dollars on building out their visual identities to stand out in the crowd — visual packaging, recognizable brand logos or retail shelf space — but in a world where the use of voice assistants is rapidly growing, voice commerce is expected to grow from a $ 2 billion industry today to a $ 40 billion industry in 2022,» she says.

It won't be easy as the two supermarket chains are unable to agree on appropriate mechanisms to address their growing vertical integration in a market where they control an unparalleled 70 per cent - plus of the nation's grocery shelf space.

If space allows, dedicate certain cupboards, cabinets, shelves, or drawers in the fridge as gluten - free areas, where you can store gluten - free foods separately from gluten - containing foods.

There will just be a couple feet of empty shelf space among dream catchers or Clif Bars or packs of gum, where she'll set down a dozen or so of the brown - paper bags.

Mount beautiful shelves or wooden magazine rackson empty wall spaces where you can keep important mail.

I have some dead space between where our pantry ends and the wall (there's a sliding door so the cabinets couldn't go all the way to the wall) and I'm hoping this little nook is the perfect place for open shelves.

My office / accessory storage space has been under construction for months and I realized I needed a better place to store my hats rather than just randomly thrown on top of my gold ikea shelf and that's where this pin (that I've had forever!)

In a perfect world where no one needed to care about cost or shelf space I'd say get them all.

Just like in a physical book store or retail store where product owners and publishers fight for the best shelf space, this same fight for space happens at online retailers like Amazon every day.

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.

But in the digital age, where online shelf space is unlimited, your book doesn't have to hit immediately.

They want to go back to a world where hardcovers are thirty bucks and they got all the coop space on the retail shelves.

In an age where physical retail shelf space is shrinking everyday, and virtual shelf space is growing exponentially, like a black hole, why would you go out of your way to alienate arguably the most loyal and dependable partners you have?

So far, only in English - language countries has the digital revolution extended so far that it is clearly reducing bookstore shelf space and forcing publishers to really rethink their futures in a world where «putting books on shelves» will not be the strong value proposition for authors it has always been.

It will take a while, like an oil tanker shutting down its engines and requiring five miles to stop, but once folks figure out the implications of a world where the big names command most of the virtual shelf space, the love will be out of the game.

In particular, Kathryn Rusch has a brilliant article where she uses a scarcity vs. abundance analogy to describe the publishing industry: most every writer, publisher, agent, editor, reviewer was raised in a scarcity model, where book shelf space was limited, publishing contracts few, and rarity was equated with quality.

But in today's reality, (virtual) book shelf space is unlimited, anyone can publish, and we are operating in an abundance model where there is an unlimited supply of books.

However, it does seem quite likely that instead of bookstores, where thousands of books are given shelf space, we will have eBookstores.

Last year, Random House launched My Independent Bookshop, a social network from Penguin Random House designed to be an online space where «anyone can review their favorite books and show off their good taste on virtual shelves.»

In truth, I think the answer to why this happens is part of the legacy book - buying system, where there was a finite amount of shelf - space, and a finite amount of display space available and it was only awarded when a book was considered a «front list» title (the first 12 months).

Between hiring a professional organizer's services and installing new storage solutions in previously unused spaces, expect to spend $ 2,000 to $ 10,000, depending on where you live and whether your new shelves are cheaper prefabs or pricier customs.

GfK's point - of - sale pet panel represents about 8,000 boutique and regional shops, giving participating retailers a look beyond their own inventories and sales data to reveal what is going on in stores across the U.S.. By tracking both shelf space allotments and sales, GfK can provide shelf allocation guidance for small sellers by identifying where they may be overinvesting in underachievers, or missing golden opportunities.

GfK's POS (point - of - sale) pet panel represents about 8,000 boutique and regional shops, giving participating retailers a look beyond their own inventories and sales data to reveal what is going on in stores across the U.S.. By tracking both shelf space allotments and sales, the GfK pet panel can provide shelf allocation guidance for small sellers — where they may be over-investing in underachievers, or missing golden opportunities.

Columbine Cafeteria is the second solo exhibition that Rogers has had with the Berlin gallery, following Columbine Library in 2014, where the artist's book of poems Cunny Poems — bringing together distance and intimacy in each of its individual fragments — was read aloud by an avatar of Rogers in a video projected in the space, among prints and a large shelf of stuffed toys and accessorised children's backpacks.

Building upon Deluze and Guttari's proposition of the book as a space where ``... there are lines of articulation or segmentarity, strata and territories; but also lines of flight, movements of deterritorialization and destratification», Benedict encircles the gallery space with a single shelf — a ledge prepared to hold a multitude of «textbooks» which serve as a road maps for the sculptural assemblages occupying the gallery walls and floors.

In homes where saving space is key, shelves have to accommodate everything from televisions and stereos to photos and the occasional wine rack.

However the world is in thrall to the «just in time» mentality of financial wunderkinds who do not value those «old fashioned» concepts, looking instead at the pragmatic usability of everything, seeing a book that lives on a shelf and is only taken off once a year, or once a decade, as an unnecessary encumbrance, not earning its space in a world where everything has to be costed, to be accountable for its existence.

I am in the military and live on a base and I do nt exactly have much in the way of storage space, perhaps people who live in big cities where more space is prohibitively expensive can relate as well, having shelves of big hardbacks just isn't an option, so to have a large collection with me in a tiny package really is great, plus going away for months at a time the kindle really is perfect.

• Assist in unloading delivery trucks and compare work orders to ensure that the right quantity of items has been received • Make arrangements for received goods to be transported to the examination pallet • Examine each item in each box to ensure that it conforms to quality standards • Label each box and item according to batch and item number • Arrange for all received items to be unpacked and transported to designated storage areas • Ascertain that sufficient storage space is available by rearranging existing items • Place items in designated shelves and ensure that shelves are labeled properly • Operate forklifts and jack pallets to assist in transporting items • Take orders for pulling items and drive forklifts to storage areas where items are located • Pull orders according to work orders and transport them to delivery pallets • Check each item to ensure conformance with standards and work orders • Prepare items to be delivered to the front end or the customer • Physically carry items or push carts to the store and assist in stocking shelves • Create reports of all stocking and pulling activity

SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS • Introduced a «library» feature at Readings where customers can read and return books while remaining inside the bookstore facility • Increased sales of underselling books by ensuring appropriate shelf space • Suggested improvements in the inventory system and managed to convert the entire system from paper to electronic form, thereby reducing paperwork • Singlehandedly managed the stall display for the store at the International Book Fair 2010

Ideally each child should have some private space — a place in each home where they can keep their things — be it a closet, drawers, shelves, etc..

Cats, well behaved, still plant themselves on the floor and other spaces where people may walk or be tripped up — including stairways and shelves near stairways.

What's more, slimline shelving takes up very few inches in a room where space may be limited.

You made beautiful use of the small space — and I love how the back wall turned out where you replaced that strange shelf with storage and a serving counter.

Decide where your hanging, drawer and shelf space will sit — in your wardrobe or within the main room?

What I love about the MINI version of the Panthella table lamp is that it fits surfaces where space is limited, like in for example windowsills, nightstands or in / on a shelf like I have here.

I'd put shelves in the wasted space where the vanity stool is, to stash big pots and small appliances.

A ladder provides access to the loft space, where's there is also additional shelving and painted storage.

Where you don't have a lot of space on both sides of the bed, hang shelves instead of having a bedside table for a practical way to provide surface space, without taking up valuable floor area.

I have some dead space between where our pantry ends and the wall (there's a sliding door so the cabinets couldn't go all the way to the wall) and I'm hoping this little nook is the perfect place for open shelves.

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Scout out your bathroom for underused space and designate that spot for an open shelving unit where you can stack fluffy, white towels.

Look under or above the space where you hang coats for space for a new shelf.

Open shelves keep everyday dishes and glasses right where you need them; the upper shelf holds good - looking, but rarely used, serving pieces that take up valuable cabinet space.

This office is tucked into a corner of an open plan space, where bespoke shelving helps zone the area.

I'm wondering about where you store everything like your dishes, glasses, bake - ware etc as there is shelving above the counters, and I know you have some cabinet space but just wondering how that works out in your arrangement?

They are the ideal size for a nightstand or shelf where space may be limited.