ABOUT THE BOOK
A step-by-step guide to your supermarket success!
Did you know that a 1,000 square foot shop can double its sales if it changes from an old fashioned counter store to a self-service store? And did you know that as a self-service store you can cater to 100s of more customers each day, from your setup? So how can you succeed with your own modern supermarket? Isn't that a huge leap to take, if you start from a traditional grocery store? Can you take the risk and make that change? Who would help you answer all the questions that are buzzing in your mind? You have a friend; now you can turn to Be a SupermarketWala, your helpful guide to everything you wanted to know about opening a supermarket, but didn't know whom to ask!
Be a SupermarketWala is a 'ready reckoner' that can show you the supermarket way. In easy to understand language, this book has two characters, Trolley Didi, a smart consumer who wants the best shopping experience for her money, and Kirana King, who is trying his best to please his customer and become a modern self-service store owner.
Damodar Mall, an early pioneer professional in Indian retail & currently CEO of Reliance Fresh, presents this straightforward knowledge kit with all the information you need to become a SupermarketWala. Be a SupermarketWala works in real life, in the real marketplace!
BE A SUPERMARKETWALA
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Author(s)Damodar Mall
PublisherThe write place
ISBN / ASIN938728221X
ISBN-139789387282216
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