How To Choose A Retail Wall Display System For Your Store – The Ultimate Guide
The Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Best Wall Display System For Your Shop Visual merchandising is a key consideration when
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Opening A Retail Store Guide – 14 Shop Equipment Items You’ll Need
Have you got everything you need? Are you sure you haven’t left any essentials off the list? There are many
6 Tips For Creating Attractive Jewellery Displays
Jewellery displays can be more difficult to balance than many other types of shop display. In part, this is because
Shop Shelving Information Sheet: What You Need To Know
Shelving Overview Many retailers find it difficult to know the difference between the various styles of shop shelving that are
5 Display Tricks Supermarkets Use To Sell More
We have spoken about how supermarkets tend to merchandise their retail shelving gondolas before. But there are plenty of other ways
How to Choose the Right Price Cubes for Your Shop
There are three main considerations;
Style –
This decision should be based on the product that you’re trying to complement, the customers that you have (can they read it?), your brand and also your/your manager’s preferences. The main choices are between a modern font or a retro one. The modern font is a Nouvelle style, the retro font is a Retro style cube.
How To Merchandise Retail Shelving
The highest converting position on a shelf is between the height of a customer’s head and hands. Ideally, the main products should be merchandised between 0.5 metres and 1.6 metres above the floor. Unless you are targeting children, in which case the ideal height is between 0.3 and 0.9 metres. You will notice that many supermarkets use this trick for the sweets and then place the larger chocolate bars higher up. This is because they are trying to attract children’s attention to the sweets. This then encourages the children to sell the sweets to their parents.
How To Make A Small Shop Look Bigger
A small shop can sometimes be difficult to merchandise effectively. There are some small things that you can do to help your store seem larger than it is. Through careful merchandising and display layout, you can not only make your small shop look bigger, you can also help to drive your sales.
Here are our tips on how to make your small shop look bigger by using clever illusions:
1) Accent Walls & Neutral