All use cases Supermarkets and hypermarkets

The promo shows up where the customer chooses.

Between the entrance and the till, every metre counts. A screen on an end cap or at the checkout recalls the offer at the very moment of purchase, and your suppliers pay to be there.

Typical floor plan: Supermarkets and hypermarkets, recommended screen locations Fruit Bakery Entrance Checkouts Entrance and trolleys : This week's offer, before even picking up a basket. 1 Fruit and vegetables : Origin, freshness, seasonal recipes. 2 End caps : The spot brands compete for. 3 Butcher and bakery : Today's products and waiting time at the counter. 4 Checkouts : A few minutes' wait and a captive eye: loyalty and impulse buys. 5
For store managers and trade marketing

What happens today

  • Promo posters printed every week and put up by hand.
  • Suppliers asking for visibility, with no tool to sell it to them.
  • Checkout queues with nothing to look at.
With SKREENZ

What changes

  • Prices and promotions change by the hour, in every store at once.
  • Your suppliers buy their slots through self-service, commission-free.
  • Every play is proven: the supplier pays for what was played.
The floor plan

Where to put the screens, and why.

A good spot means a bigger impact.

Typical floor plan: Supermarkets and hypermarkets, recommended screen locations Fruit Bakery Entrance Checkouts Entrance and trolleys : This week's offer, before even picking up a basket. 1 Fruit and vegetables : Origin, freshness, seasonal recipes. 2 End caps : The spot brands compete for. 3 Butcher and bakery : Today's products and waiting time at the counter. 4 Checkouts : A few minutes' wait and a captive eye: loyalty and impulse buys. 5
  1. 1Entrance and trolleys This week's offer, before even picking up a basket.
  2. 2Fruit and vegetables Origin, freshness, seasonal recipes.
  3. 3End caps The spot brands compete for.
  4. 4Butcher and bakery Today's products and waiting time at the counter.
  5. 5Checkouts A few minutes' wait and a captive eye: loyalty and impulse buys.
A typical day

The right message at the right time.

  1. 09:00

    Morning delivery: fresh produce and today's products.

  2. 12:30

    Lunchtime: ready meals and cold drinks.

  3. 18:30

    Heading home: evening shopping and family offers.

  4. 21:00

    Last hour: clearance and marked-down prices.

Who buys these screens

Your airtime has buyers.

Suppliers and brands on the shelves (retail media), banks and loyalty cards, local brands.

Sell them yourself commission-free through self-service, or let the SKREENZ marketplace offer them to every brand.

What you measure Examples of indicators available in the workspace
Plays by department
Promotions seen before purchase
QR scans to the loyalty card
Other use cases

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