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Observation Lab
If I have ever made any valuable discoveries, it has been owing more to
                          patient attention, than
               any other talent. Isaac Newton: (1642-1727)



           Watson, Toa Payoh, Singapore
                  Lynette Chua
Before you enter the store:
• Yes, bright with wide
  variety of products
• Door is open
• Cosy
• Sign is big and visible
  from far. Watson, look
  good, feel great
• It’s a pharmacy
Environment:
•   White and bright. No frills.
•   Ceramic tiles. Facilitate movement and cleaning
•   Ceiling is high. Do not feel stress or pressured
•   Store has long white fluorescent. Very bright very clinical feel.
    Does not feel like an environment to hang around.
•   Not very loud.
•   People talking are causing the noise.
•   Store was about to close when I visit. Did not notice any music
    playing in the back ground.
•   Store is very cold.
•   Store is very crowded with merchandise, especially more so
    today as they are preparing for a member sales tomorrow.
•   Yes, store has distinctive smell. Suspect its coming from the
    beauty products sold.
•   The cash registers are located at one end of the store relatively
    close to the entrance
•   Store security is not very visible. The sensors at the
    entrances/exits are covered with product advertisement.
    Security cameras are small and attached to the ceiling.
•   15 to 20 minutes unless I am looking for or considering whether
    to buy something
•   Yes, the environment influence the perceived value of the
    merchandise. If it looks and feel like a supermarket, it had
    better charge supermarket pricing.
Personnel:
• Sales person did not initiate
  contact. Need to go grab the
  person in order to get some
  attention
• No script.
• No, treat different customers in
  the same manner.
• Ratio is 1:5
• Employees mainly female. Age
  between 20s to 30s
• Not apparent.
• Yes, salespeople have a uniform
• No, the salespeople do not
  match the stores image
Products:
• Olay Regenerist Serum
• No, central display table with featured products. Various block stacks all
  over the store.
• Store preparing for storewide sales so sales items are dotted throughout
  the store.?
• Yes, the products are organised in categories by function.
• Yes, there are many free samples or demonstrations
• There isn’t a specific patterns on the type of products at eye level but the
  high margin or high value items should be at eye level?
• Bulky items are in the least accessible locations
• Most expensive products are located at the cashier counter or on wall
  shelves. Least expensive items are located in bins near the cashier counter
  to promote impulse purchase.
• Yes, prices of the products easy to find. Its located directly below the item.
• Yes, there are impulse items near the cash register
Assignment 2 observation lab
Customers:
• Most customers are alone. Some are with
  friends.
• More female than male. Average age in their
  20s to 30s.
• Yes, the customers tend to walk in the same
  path and direction due to the arrangement
  of the aisle and products display.
• Customers stay in the store, on average 15
  to 20 minutes
• Yes, customers touch the products. It is not
  encourage or discouraged.
• There are both customers on a mission and
  browsing customers.
• Most customers buy something from the
  store. Wide assortment.
Other Observations:
• Store is more crowded with products than
  usual.
• Products were still in their original carton
  boxes.
• Block stacks littered throughout the store
• Prominent promotion signs were being put up
  throughout the store. I thought the offer was
  already on and wanted to buy the items on
  special.

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Assignment 2 observation lab

  • 1. Observation Lab If I have ever made any valuable discoveries, it has been owing more to patient attention, than any other talent. Isaac Newton: (1642-1727) Watson, Toa Payoh, Singapore Lynette Chua
  • 2. Before you enter the store: • Yes, bright with wide variety of products • Door is open • Cosy • Sign is big and visible from far. Watson, look good, feel great • It’s a pharmacy
  • 3. Environment: • White and bright. No frills. • Ceramic tiles. Facilitate movement and cleaning • Ceiling is high. Do not feel stress or pressured • Store has long white fluorescent. Very bright very clinical feel. Does not feel like an environment to hang around. • Not very loud. • People talking are causing the noise. • Store was about to close when I visit. Did not notice any music playing in the back ground. • Store is very cold. • Store is very crowded with merchandise, especially more so today as they are preparing for a member sales tomorrow. • Yes, store has distinctive smell. Suspect its coming from the beauty products sold. • The cash registers are located at one end of the store relatively close to the entrance • Store security is not very visible. The sensors at the entrances/exits are covered with product advertisement. Security cameras are small and attached to the ceiling. • 15 to 20 minutes unless I am looking for or considering whether to buy something • Yes, the environment influence the perceived value of the merchandise. If it looks and feel like a supermarket, it had better charge supermarket pricing.
  • 4. Personnel: • Sales person did not initiate contact. Need to go grab the person in order to get some attention • No script. • No, treat different customers in the same manner. • Ratio is 1:5 • Employees mainly female. Age between 20s to 30s • Not apparent. • Yes, salespeople have a uniform • No, the salespeople do not match the stores image
  • 5. Products: • Olay Regenerist Serum • No, central display table with featured products. Various block stacks all over the store. • Store preparing for storewide sales so sales items are dotted throughout the store.? • Yes, the products are organised in categories by function. • Yes, there are many free samples or demonstrations • There isn’t a specific patterns on the type of products at eye level but the high margin or high value items should be at eye level? • Bulky items are in the least accessible locations • Most expensive products are located at the cashier counter or on wall shelves. Least expensive items are located in bins near the cashier counter to promote impulse purchase. • Yes, prices of the products easy to find. Its located directly below the item. • Yes, there are impulse items near the cash register
  • 7. Customers: • Most customers are alone. Some are with friends. • More female than male. Average age in their 20s to 30s. • Yes, the customers tend to walk in the same path and direction due to the arrangement of the aisle and products display. • Customers stay in the store, on average 15 to 20 minutes • Yes, customers touch the products. It is not encourage or discouraged. • There are both customers on a mission and browsing customers. • Most customers buy something from the store. Wide assortment.
  • 8. Other Observations: • Store is more crowded with products than usual. • Products were still in their original carton boxes. • Block stacks littered throughout the store • Prominent promotion signs were being put up throughout the store. I thought the offer was already on and wanted to buy the items on special.