A shelf talker is:

A) a sales representative in a retail outlet who provides customers with information on different products in various shelfs.
B) a sign hanging on the shelf with information, usually about a special price.
C) a representative from a manufacturing firm who negotiaties shelf space with the retailers.
D) a representative from a retail outlet who negotiates shelf space with the manufacturer.


B

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