Campaign Calendar Foundations
Build a shared retail calendar that aligns stores, digital touchpoints, and partner activations.
420,000 KRW
Details Custom hub
Retail Promotion Training Modules
A single canvas for planners who need seasonal rhythm, execution checklists, and honest FAQs before they brief stores.
Open searchable module indexSeasonal planner slice
Use this slice to stress-test spring, summer, fall, and holiday beats against staffing reality. Each column is a week; each cell should name the owning squad.
| Beat | Week -3 | Week -2 | Week -1 | Launch | Week +1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owned channels | Teaser proof | Education story | Quiet shelf prep | Primary burst | Retro photos |
| Partner overlays | Contract check | Asset lock | QA walk | Sync push | Reconcile redlines |
| Field feedback | — | Photo prompt draft | Host rehearsal | Live notes | Synthesis page |
Execution prism
A schema teams sketch on glass before approvals. Angles represent clarity checkpoints; facets show where creative, ops, and analytics must intersect.
Module list snapshot
Seasonal Lift Planning Intensive
Model lift targets with honest assumptions, then translate them into store-ready messaging cues.
610,000 KRW
Details 
Store Messaging Lab — Consistency System
Design a retail-ready message system so every touchpoint repeats the same promise with local nuance.
540,000 KRW
Details 
Omnichannel Timing Orchestration
Sequence app, web, and store beats so promotions land with intentional pacing instead of accidental overlap.
890,000 KRW
Details 
Promotion Fatigue Audit Workshop
Surface repetitive promotions and replace them with differentiated story arcs shoppers can recall.
370,000 KRW
Details 
Endcap & High-Traffic Messaging Sprint
Prototype bold, legible offers for congested aisles without breaking operational safety rules.
480,000 KRW
Details Execution checklist
- Owners named for each channel beat with backup owner
- Rollback sentences drafted for two inventory mismatch scenarios
- Photo prompts scheduled for day two and day five of launch
- Brief version string agreed between creative and merchandising
- Measurement worksheet filed before paid amplification
Cohort voices
“The Store Messaging Lab — Consistency System module gave us bilingual shelf strips that volunteers could explain without a script rewrite.”
Hajin Ryu · Promotion planner · Han river cooperative grocers
“Omnichannel Timing Orchestration stopped our CRM blast from racing ahead of the endcap refresh—finally one numbered calendar everyone trusts.”
Mika · Lifecycle marketer
“Promotion Fatigue Audit was blunt in the right places; still wish we had one more hour on partner overlays.”
Sora · Daegu
“Cross-Team Brief Templates Studio cut duplicate PDFs because merchandising co-signed the version naming block—small detail, huge relief.”
· Client in retail network
“Field Feedback Loops replaced chat chaos with a weekly synthesis page.”
Leo
“Post-Campaign Retrospective Framework linked late signage to briefing gaps without naming villains—rare tone skill for our org.”
Nari Oh · Commercial planning · National pantry network
“Visual Hierarchy for In-Store Offers made me delete half the exclamation points; shoppers actually slowed down to read the stack.”
Chris · Creative ops
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