FOCUS BUYER GUIDE · Merchandising

Plan Booster and Sealed-Product Merchandising

Shelf dimensions, selling facings and reserve inventory need to follow the real packages and the pace of release changes.

FOCUS planning notes · Project-specific inputs require confirmation.

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01

Separate package families

Boosters, boxes and larger bundles do not share one shelf requirement. Measure the products before defining the wall bay.

  • Smallest and largest package
  • Hanging versus shelf presentation
  • Desired facings by game and set
Separate package families planning reference
Illustrative fixture reference. Review actual dimensions and merchandise before approval.
02

Design replenishment into the system

The selling face and the reserve stock serve different tasks. Keep their quantities and access requirements explicit.

  • Staff access frequency
  • Reserve storage location
  • Open or assisted retrieval
Design replenishment into the system planning reference
Illustrative fixture reference. Review actual dimensions and merchandise before approval.
03

Allow for the next release

Use adjustable elements where assortment changes are expected. Agree which graphics and dividers staff can replace.

  • Shelf pitch
  • Removable category labels
  • Replacement graphic dimensions
Allow for the next release planning reference
Owner-supplied factory reference.
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  • Store location and floor area
  • Graded cards, singles, sealed products and accessories
  • Fixture quantities and play-space requirements
  • Target opening date and delivery scope
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