promoter scripts
Shelf Rhythm — promoter handoff playbook
Lanes, facings, and talk-track anchors so promoters and merchandisers stop contradicting each other mid-visit.
KRW 1,850,000
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What sits inside the pack
Built for Korean hypermarket and electronics corridors where two teams often share the same 90-minute window. The pack sequences who owns measurement, who owns storytelling, and how photos get labeled for distributor follow-up.
- Shared visit timer with role checkpoints
- Photo naming scheme aligned to distributor portals
- Talk-track cards matched to fixture height zones
- Escalation cue when stock is present but not reachable
- Optional bilingual cue sheet for mixed promoter crews
- Shelf wobble triage tree with photographic examples
- Endcap swap checklist that references planogram version IDs
Outcomes teams actually mention
- Cleaner handoffs between merchandisers and promoters
- Fewer duplicate tickets about the same out-of-stock
- Audit-ready visit evidence without re-shooting
Responsible editor
Trade marketing lead focused on corridor economics and promoter coaching loops.
Haneul Park
Field questions
No. We give naming rules and CSV templates; your IT team wires the portal.
Yes, but you should drop at least one photographic proof step to stay realistic.
We document exceptions in a supplemental sheet—expect 5 extra business days.
Walk-along notes
“The Shelf Rhythm pack stopped our promoters from re-measuring what merchandising already cleared. The photo naming bit alone saved half a day each Friday.”
“Clear, though the bilingual cue sheet still feels Seoul-centric for our Busan crew.”