Merchandising Visual

In these tough economic times companies

are looking for individuals who can work

independently and maintain a professional

outlook without constant tutoring. There

are companies looking to employ people

who can work as a contractual

merchandiser in every state in the US.

If you work well without supervision

then these companies are looking for

you. Your goal in life should be to join

this very profitable and fulfilling career

of merchandising. Have you ever

wondered who erects and maintains

the displays in department stores. Let's

just take a moment to visualize this.

Every store that you have ever entered

has some type of display. Just imagine

if you were the person providing the

majority of these displays. The pay per

display on an average is $130 dollars.

Now if you erect a display and maintain

it throughout it's predetermined duration

date, then you are paid $130 dollars for

that project. Lets say you had 10 displays

in which you erected and maintained for

a duration of one week. Lets do the math.

10 displays per week at $130 dollars per

display. This equates to $1300 dollars per

week. Now calm down and let me explain

something to you. It takes a little time to

really get proficient at setting up and

maintaining numerous displays. You can't

just jump into maintaining 10 displays at

once. So lets get realistic. Have you had

any retail experience? If not, you need to

read up on how to read a planogram. This

is the actual diagram, blueprint, or

merchandising visual, if you will, for

erecting a specific display. This is the only

experience you will need to get started in

this lucrative field of merchandising. So

lets read up on how to setup and maintain

a display, then reap the rewards of an

experienced merchandiser.