Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

scamp sticker

English answer:

sticker informing about a big price reduction

Added to glossary by Polangmar
Apr 2, 2010 18:42
14 yrs ago
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English term

scamp sticker

English Marketing Retail internal communications
Internal communications handbook

In January and August each year, the high street is dominated by sales and clearance events. XXXXXXXX follows this trend by having a higher proportion of clearance merchandise than normal as a result of seasonal change in our product mix.

The levels of clearance determine the precise timing of final clearance week. Once a date has been identified stores should follow the following steps.

➊ Upon completion of the final set of initial markdowns, received prior to final clearance week, all scamped product will have a yellow ***scamp sticker***. This will then assist stores in identifying which clearance products to move into final clearance area.

➋ All initial markdowns identified by a red ticket should remain in the host area using regular clearance baddles.
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In fact I am not sure how to understand "scamp" here. The only definition I found was "to take without authorization", and I am sure the store owners would not like their product to be "taken without authorization"
Change log

Apr 6, 2010 12:55: Polangmar changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/102370">Rafal Korycinski's</a> old entry - "scamp sticker"" to ""sticker informing about a large price reduction""

Discussion

Bernhard Sulzer Apr 2, 2010:
scamped - slated for final clearance It seems the scamped products are the ones that "gotta go", meaning they should all be sold - moved into the final clearance area. The store wants to get rid of them, so "scamped" could go in the direction of "no good, don't want to keep them, ..." see:
http://www.answers.com/topic/scamp
I don't think it's a typo or an acronym.

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sticker informing about a price reduction of an item

The second computer records details of all the "scamping" (term used for marking down all the items for clearance) done throughout the week.
http://tinyurl.com/yd243zu
Peer comment(s):

agree Stephanie Ezrol
2 mins
Thank you.:)
agree Sheila Wilson : a BIG reduction, rather than 10% off
9 hrs
Thank you.:)
agree Rolf Keiser
14 hrs
Thank you.:)
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