What is Merchandising? How it is different from Fashion merchandising? What is the roles of merchandiser?
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This question belongs in a Business category, or in "homework help," not in "special education."
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in a retail world, merchandiser is a person that puts out merchandise from the stock to the sales floor
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Advertising is broken down into mediums, or media outlets. Medium is actually the proper term since not all advertising is media advertising.\n\nTraditional advertising includes, television, radio, magazines, newspapers, internet banner ads, billboards, and signs of all kinds, like busses, subway signs, park benches, little league fences, etc.\n\nDirect advertising includes direct mail, tradeshows, exhibits, and telemarketing.\n\nGuerilla advertising includes tatoos, sponsorships, publicity stunts, t-shirts & hats, pens and mugs, grafitti, paying too muck for a piece of toast that looks like marlyn monroe on ebay, bumper stickers, leaving business cards on bullitin boards and phone booths, mentioning your company on ebay answers, etc.
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literal meaning of trade is to give something and take another thing for your giving\ncommerce mean trading things with money
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marketing is the process of getting your product to the customer\n\nit involves the 4 Ps .. Product, Place, Price and Promotion.. what you are selling, where you are selling it, how you are selling it and how much do you charge for it.
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CUSTOMER\nA customer is someone who purchases or rents something from an individual or organization. \n\nThe word historically derives from "custom," meaning "habit"; a customer was someone who frequented a particular shop, who made it a habit to purchase goods of the sort the shop sold there rather than elsewhere, and with whom the shopkeeper had to maintain a relationship to keep his or her "custom," meaning expected purchases in the future. The shopkeeper remembered the sizes and preferences of his or her customers, for example. The word did not refer to those who purchased things at a fair or bazaar, or from a street vendor. \n\nCLIENT\n\nIn traditional commerce and in the marketing and provision of services, a client consumes or benefits from a product or service. In particular, one who hires a lawyer is typically termed a client. See also: marketing, end-user, consumer
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Environment - Store.\n\nPositive:  Two people have "conflicting" ideas about how to merchandise a new line of products.  Have each work on a display to show the Mgr. his/her idea.  The positive result is two productive employees who have pride in their work *and* a better merchandised store as two displays have been done.\n\nNegative:  Same situation as above, but the Mgr. consistently gives the display project to one of the two employees.  The negative result is an atmosphere of favoritism, a lack of trust from the management and eventually the "unchosen" employee will become disgruntled and stop trying at all...exactly the opposite from the above at-work attitude.\n\nGood Luck!
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Well, often you can find some online, smaller companies that would sell your clothing.  They would either sell it, pay you, & you drop ship, or they would order what they want and go from there.  Many of these boutique are actually just sellers of a bunch of different stuff.  I could help but I do not know too much about your clothing.  But, for example, we are opening a sister site relating to babies and maternity.  We are going to have some upper body signature apparel.  We will be selling it to 6 boutiques besides through out store....you sell to them for X amount of dollars then they sell for a higher amount.  I hope this helps.
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You get product promotion and price promotion. \n\nProduct promotion is when you get another product when you make a purchase. An example would be, you purchase a burger and you get another burger free, or you get a movie ticket or a toy (especially in kiddie meals), etc.\n\nPrice promotion is when you get a discount on the product you are purchasing. Ex. Buy one and get the second half price, or you get a discount voucher after making a purchase, etc.\n\nPromotion comes into play when you introduce a new product in the market and you want people to try it, when you want to get rid of stock (especially perishable goods, remember most products have a shelf life), when you want to prevent a new competitor from entering the market and establishing themselves.
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Well, I just finished my course in principles of business. According to my book there are really two types of selling. Retail and industrial. Retail is stated as selling a consumer a product for the buyer's personal or household use. Industrial is defined as selling products to other businesses for the purpose of manufacturing other products for resale. So yours seems to be a retail, and in more detail it is a service that you are offering, not a good. Sorry i couldnt be more detailed.
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I think that is like a trick question because really, WHAT IS fashion?  If you consider fashion when people really started wearing clothing then it would be since Adam and Eve wore fig leaves.  But if you mean a particular type of fashion then what fashion are you talking about?
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Good luck! Marketing is very interesting, and the fashion industry is also... so you've chosen a very interesting field of interest - go for it!
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I'm a fashion designer. Not high fashion, we make better women's sports wear - Kinda trendy, specializing in prints.I like my job, it's really creative. I love working with color and prints, i get to sketch a lot and sometimes draw some prints from scratch. Plus I get paid to shop and get to travel sometimes. What i don't like is I've been at this company for 3yrs and am underpaid with not enough responsibility for my skill. That's why i get bored and play on-line. Time for a new job!
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There are two ways a store stocks its shelves.  One is to order the items into the store, and have an employee put out the merchandise (think stocker in a grocery store).  The other is to use a merchandiser.  This is a person who works, often on commission, for the manufacturer.  The store gives the company space, and the merchandiser fills it and keeps it fresh.  The best examples are the Frito Lay or Pepsi guys.  It's a good job, pays well, but only if you hustle!  It also helps if you are social, and like chatting with customers :)
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trades.  they run ads for businesses in exchange for merchandise, instead of money.
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im guessing ENGLISH first  - learn to spell and read and write first.\n\ncollage = college!\nbuissness = business!\nmarchandinsing = merchandising!
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Very simple really.\n\nGoods are tangible items that you would sell to your customer (eg. cars, marmalade, chocolate, fridges, furniture, etc)\n\nServices are intangible items you would sell (eg. labour, insurance, money loans, decorating, plumbing, etc).