If your store is a bit disorganized and you're behind on keeping the shelves stocked because you're busy selling, I'll take care of it and it will look good.
(See Photos) My standard is how stores look in commercials and my background for 15 years is retail and sales. I know how to make your store look like you just opened for business the first day. The spray paint aisle at my former store was the most difficult to organize, but when it was, I didn't need to spend more than 15 minutes in it.
When shelves are stocked, it is easier to sell and the customer isn't wasting their time while you run to the back and look for the merchandise. My services help alleviate that.
Every item gets touched and every item gets faced. The upkeep after I'm done with it takes significantly less time, even for large establishments like Home Depot and Office Depot that I used to work for.
How I operate:
I don't deal with customers or interact with customers, I focus solely on product.
It would be better if I'm able to operate outside of business hours if you're comfortable with that, if not, normal operations is fine.
Currently I only operate on the weekends.
How I bill:
Generally I'll try to gauge the time on how many SKU's there are to organize and sort, shelf space, etc.
There are three fees I charge for:
General Merchandising.
Cleaning Shelves.
Sorting.
For example, if I quote $800 for the job, then I will be there until the job is done. If it isn't done on Saturday, I'll be back Sunday to finish that job at no extra cost.