CPG Point-of-Sale Data: Leveraging Retail Scan Information
Every barcode scan at checkout generates a data point worth its weight in gold. For CPG brands, these retail scan insights reveal not just what
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Every barcode scan at checkout generates a data point worth its weight in gold. For CPG brands, these retail scan insights reveal not just what
Market leaders in CPG don’t just monitor their competitors—they predict their next moves before those competitors even know what they’re planning. The difference lies in
Consumer packaged goods brands face a puzzle that didn’t exist a decade ago: customers who discover products on Instagram, research them on Amazon, and buy
CPG brands that guess at consumer preferences lose an average of $1.2 million annually on failed product launches. The difference between market leaders and struggling
Consumer packaged goods companies lose an estimated $1.1 trillion annually due to poor demand forecasting – that’s roughly equivalent to the entire GDP of Australia.
Consumer packaged goods companies generate 2.5 quintillion bytes of data daily, yet 73% struggle to transform these insights into profitable decisions. The gap between data
Subscription-based revenue has grown 435% over the past decade, with CPG brands leading this transformation by turning one-time buyers into loyal, recurring customers. What started
Over 70% of purchasing decisions happen at the point of sale, yet most CPG brands still treat in-store merchandising as an afterthought. The gap between
Retail shelves tell a story of strategic battles fought at eye level, where product placement can make or break quarterly earnings. CPG category management isn’t
Consumer packaged goods companies face a stark reality: 73% of customers now expect to move seamlessly between online and offline channels during their purchase journey.
Sixty-seven percent of marketing agencies struggle to maintain consistent creative output while meeting tight client deadlines. The tension between producing exceptional work and delivering it
The most successful marketing agencies share one crucial element: exceptional account managers who bridge the gap between client expectations and campaign execution. These professionals don’t