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Most corporate mall landlords have a requirement that you submit your monthly sales numbers and take a percentage of sales in addition to your rent.
by tarr11 5y ago
Most corporate mall landlords have a requirement that you submit your monthly sales numbers and take a percentage of sales in addition to your rent.
- asdff 5y agoMost retail stores also price shelf space according to sales too. Amazon on the other hand doesn't have any mechanism for you the brand to get preferential shelf space. In a mall you probably want a store by the entrance where everyone walks by, in a target you want shelf space at eye level, so there might be a premium for these spaces if you would like them. Can't do anything like that on Amazon. Third party scam products and name brands are weighed equally in search results. Amazon products actually get better placement, something you'd never see in a Target with their store brands since third party brands want to buy access to better placement and target wants to lease space at a premium to these brands.