Unorganized And Unprepared Shoppers

Supermarket Customers Going to the supermarket is an essential part of everybody's life. Sooner or later, people will run out of groceries and will have to go to the supermarket to get them. Going to buy groceries is a habit that never stops and never changes throughout time. However, the way people shop differs from one another. For instance, when someone goes to the supermarket, he or she will notice different kinds of shoppers wandering around the aisles. These shoppers' types can be narrowed down to three main types. Those three types include: the unorganized and unprepared shoppers, the shopping list shoppers, and the coupon freaks. First of all, there are the unorganized and unprepared shoppers. These types of customers usually go to the supermarket whenever they feel the need to. They don't prepare a list or prepare their mind overall before going. Instead, they walk around all of the aisles in an attempt to remember what they need. This method has very few benefits that are limited to burning a
These people would usually prepare a list of the things that they need beforehand and organize that list based on the aisles of the supermarket they are going to. For example, Walmart shoppers can organize their lists with the veggies and fruits at the very top of the list, and the dairy products at the very end and so on. This method saves the shoppers a lot of time since they know exactly what they want and where to get it. In addition to that, they don't have to go through all of the aisles, but just the ones they need things from. Moreover, this kind of the shopper usually saves a lot of money because they only buy what they need and don't overlook other stuff in the supermarket. However, they might forget to put a thing or two in the list which would usually cost them a second trip to the supermarket or other minimarket to get, which would waste more time instead of saving