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Tixturing and other elements. Certain product types (e.g., beverages) occupy three entire aisles, but aren't next to one another. Other product types (e.g., HBC, pet, general merchandise) are typically their own aisles. End-aisle displays are used, often for items that typically don't align with the product types stocked in the aisles adjacent 1. Explain why the 2Es are so important for forward-looking 2. What's the last retailer--physical store or online store- that excited you? Describe what excited you. Did this encourage you to buy more or pay a quick return visit? 3. As a shopper, do you want the retailer to engage with you? Based on your answer, what should the retailer do to culti- color, and aisles generally use the sam to them. Questions retail planning Why or why not? vate your continuing business? 4. What are the pros and cons of a supermarket radically rede signing its store interior and layout