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What’s new in visual merchandising?

Retail Focus

Retailers have been using visual merchandising and props to draw in customers for as long as shops have been open. Tyrone Cano, head honcho at Propability, said to put it simply, visual merchandising is very important, almost essential, for retailers.

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Visual Merchandising With Display Cases

Jahabow

Creating and executing a robust visual merchandising strategy is about striking a balance between your products and how their showcasing; If you aren’t including display cases throughout your store, you are missing out. Display cases also are a subconscious way to direct traffic flow throughout the store.

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Visual Merchandising Checklist

Compliantia

Eighty-six percent of retailers report there is a correlation between well-executed visual merchandising and conversion rates. Using a Visual Merchandising Checklist in-store helps ensure your programs are executed on time and across all locations. Customer traffic flow is aided by store layout. STORE EXTERIOR.

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Transforming the POS into a retail experience through gamification

Retail Focus

Fendi and Chanel demonstrate how gaming aesthetics can work for non-gaming brands too : At the “Fendi Arcade Game pop-ups” at the luxury department store Harrods, Fendi combined visual merchandising, reminiscent of amusement fairs and 80s video games such as Pac-Man, with clothing packed in arcade game machines. Credits: Fendi.

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Boost Sales With Creative Food and Beverage Retail Displays

Creative Displays Now

Visual merchandising presents products in a way that attracts customers, enhances their shopping experience and ultimately drives sales. Cohesive themes: A well-thought-out visual merchandising strategy ensures that all displays align with your brand’s overall theme, reinforcing its values and mission.

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Employee-first tech could transform the retail experience chain

Retail Focus

Because the information doesn’t flow the way it needs to in order to create that much-needed accountability, visibility, and culture of continuous improvement. . Going digital ticks all those boxes. Employees on the ground can capture information that surfaces in real-time to those who need to be in the know.

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Calm and Mindfulness Spaces in Stores

CAAD

Managing customer flow : In very busy stores, it can be challenging to ensure that the calm spaces do not become overcrowded, which could reduce the sense of tranquility and relaxation they are designed to offer.

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