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<p>Die Seite wurde neu angelegt: „ == What do the 3 numbers below Sold quantities? == This shows you how your product was sold today * the top number indicates what you have actually sold *…“</p> <p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div><br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == What do the 3 numbers below Sold quantities? ==<br /> <br /> This shows you how your product was sold today<br /> * the top number indicates what you have actually sold<br /> * the middle number indicates how much you would be able to sell<br /> * the % number is calculated from the two<br /> ideal is a value between 90 and 99 %<br /> 100 % says just from that you could make all customers satisfied today , but that can also mean at the same time you&#039;re too expensive and therefore Potential customers are deterred . If the value is lower , it may be that too few staff for this section to work , or you sell too cheap.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == How can I figure out which numbers can sell a salesperson employee of his product on the shelf ? ==<br /> <br /> <br /> Two cases must be distinguished:<br /> Case 1:<br /> The daily amount of shelf commodity that is sold daily in the city is less than or equal to the number of the purchasing in one day consumers (consumers = all residents of the city / 2)<br /> does that apply to then :<br /> served each vendor employees a maximum of 20 customers with its shelf goods per sale passage .<br /> Not every customer is buying only a piece of some buy more, so that certainly also 30 pieces of the goods can be sold.<br /> <br /> Case 2:<br /> The daily amount of shelf commodity that is sold daily in the city is greater than the number of the purchasing in one day consumers<br /> does that apply to then :<br /> served each vendor employees a maximum of 20 customers * [ daily amount of shelf goods ] / [number of users ] per sale through<br /> Again, it is so that not every customer can purchase only one piece . Some buy just a bit more .</div>

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