Example 1
Perimeter education pods inside Busan metro formats
Each example ships with teardown instructions and retailer etiquette notes—we never deliver “mystery activations”.
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Account-Based Trade Programs
This page distills how Connect Union threads planning, activation, and retailer politics into one steady storyline for national account managers and customer marketing leads.
Account planning model
We anchor on three synchronized layers: commercial math, creative promise, and operational feasibility. Each layer receives owners, exit criteria, and explicit “not yet” flags so leadership reviews stay candid.
- Layer A — revenue guardrails and funding envelopes
- Layer B — shopper missions translated into shelf + digital cues
- Layer C — execution calendar with field and retailer dependencies
Layer A · finance & funding
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Layer B · shopper storyline
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Layer C · field + retailer choreography
Activation examples we reference
Example 2
QR-linked sampling with offline consent capture
Each example ships with teardown instructions and retailer etiquette notes—we never deliver “mystery activations”.
Example 3
Modular pallets that collapse into flat-pack returns
Each example ships with teardown instructions and retailer etiquette notes—we never deliver “mystery activations”.
Retailer playbooks shipped offline
Playbooks include modular Markdown and print-friendly PDF anchors. Editors can swap visuals without rewriting governance sections. Sensitive appendices arrive watermarked separately.
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Anchored in Gyeongju logistics roots
179-5, Doji-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Korea
+82-5-260-8224