How do you merchandise your collections?

[leocesario]

Hi, guys! So, I work for a sports & fitness equipment store, and we'll sell our own brands and other popular brands as well.

One of my time consuming tasks is merchandising the collections, in the commercial aspect.

I reckon that every business will be different, but do you have a formula or guidelines that help you merchandise your collections more efficiently?

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The criteria I normally use is:

1. Sort by best seller and then prioritize products in the following order:
2. Products from our own brands that are on sale;
3. Prioritize Products from other vendors that are on sale;
4. Products from our own brands not on sale;
5. Products from other vendors not on sale.

[Solutions1]

Hello leocesario!

• Best selling
• Product name A-Z and Z-A
• Price high-low and low-high
• Newest and oldest

You can merchandise your collection by the following if you need in depth customize consultation

I am pro in this niche can reach to us

Thanks

Solution1 

[CiCi_Nguyen]

Hi @leocesario 

Aside from what you listed out, I have some practical tactics that you should consider: 

1. Homepage merchandising: The easiest way is to optimize your homepage banners. Website banners are a good place to show the current offers and highlight products (usually Best Sellers or New Arrivals). 
2. Product pages: With useful content and alluring images, the product page can turn visitors into buyers in an instant.
3. Search result page: You can use customized suggestions in terms of keywords, collections, products, and pages to navigate searchers to the products you want to upsell.
4. Slow sellers: These can be left-overs from last season or out-of-fashion designs. Due to its slow to no sales, this product group should be placed further down on any website page or only appear in a discount collection.

If you find it useful and you are interested in online merchandising, I've very detailed articles here.