Assortment Strategy - Explained
What is an Assortment Strategy?
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What is an Assortment Strategy?
An assortment strategy seeks to display a variety or all products in a company's inventory that will be displayed for sale. The seller generally provides details of products, such as the depth, breadth, and width of products.