publix grocery store

A:Publix wants to know that you are supporting your home on their valuable shelf space with accompanying promotion. To answer one of those questions, the average Publix shopper is a 18-45 year old woman with children, although it varies slightly by market (for example, in some towns, Publix is the upscale grocer attracting older clientele, while in others it is the value grocer, depending on the competition). I am not sure if your $3k budget is for in-store or out-of-store promotions, or how many markets you need to cover. So I'll just toss out some ideas that would reach moms of kids, who are the top cookie buyers: 1. In-store sampling: a free cookie for every child 2. Coupon for your product attached to gallons of milk 3. On-special pricing in the Publix circular 4. Signage at little league fields 5. Sponsorship of summer reading program at local library 6. Purchase Publix end-cap 7. In-store display (sometimes called a "dump") Sampling is really the best bet for a new product, IMO.

A:are you referring to the parking spaces they reserved for expectant moms? Eh thats not the law. I park there if there are no other spaces. They aren't handicap, just pregnant.

A:You will have to see what the labor laws are in your state. In my state you cannot get a work permit until you are 15 years old. Personally, I wouldn't hire a 14 year old to work with that amount of cash. Way too much responsibility for one so young.

A:yes, there is. Try to look up a disney site and usually they will say if there is or not, or you can always call disney and see. I'm sure they will tell you. Good luck!

A:no sorry. acme is a publix subsidiary they might be in ny. from my time living in ny i remember shop rite and pathmark can't recall any other grocery stores.