Tag: Retail display fabrication
While this Saturday is officially Halloween, retailers have been capitalizing on the holiday for weeks by now! Once the last trick-or-treaters have made their rounds, retail stores will surely fire up their price guns in an effort to move out all that Halloween inventory. But, before we ceremoniously put Halloween to bed, let’s take a …
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As many book stores struggle to attract visitors in the digital age, Joseph-Beth Booksellers is different. Their flagship store in Lexington has evolved into a dining, shopping and lounging destination for the residents of one of the fastest-growing cities in Kentucky. After more than 15 years without a remodel, Joseph-Beth’s in-store environment was in need …
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The holiday shopping season is officially upon us and retailers are counting on shoppers to show up and spend handsomely. While apparel and electronics are always favorite gift items, what does the forecast look like for retailers outside the traditional mall? From high-ticket items to impulse buys at the point of purchase, we break down …
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You have just a few seconds to grab a shopper’s attention and, if you’re lucky, a few minutes to influence that shopper to buy your product. According to shop! 68 percent of all in-store purchases are impulse driven. For retailers and CPGs, the way a product looks in-store can directly affect purchasing decisions. That’s why …
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MENU BOARDS are the most important graphic element within a Limited Service Restaurant (LSR) because they are critical to overall sales. LSR’s, which include Quick-Serve Restaurants (QSR) and Fast Casual Dining concepts, use menu boards for these vital roles once a guest has entered the store or the drive-thru: Mainly, they spell out the menu offerings, …
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