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When shoppers enter a retail store, they’re faced with rows and rows of goods to choose from. How do shoppers decide which items to buy? While many modern shoppers conduct research online before leaving home, the majority still prefer to make their final purchases when they’re in the store.

The fact that most shoppers make purchase decisions in-store means that retail store owners and managers have an opportunity to influence their customers’ choices. One of the leading ways to do that is with in-store retail displays.

An in-store retail display is a setup that includes signage and sometimes other features, including the products themselves. These displays can be located throughout the store, and their primary purpose is to encourage customers to buy a particular product.

Another common term for an in-store retail display is a point of purchase (POP) display. You may also hear the term point of sale (POS) display. A POS display is one that’s located where the sale itself is occurring, such as at the register. A POP display, on the other hand, can be located anywhere in the store.

Why are retail displays such popular visual merchandising solutions among retailers ranging from small mom-and-pop shops to huge international chains? They provide several benefits to retailers and their customers. The main advantage they offer to the retailer is increased sales. Let’s take a look at some of the ways retail displays can boost your sales.

Retail displays make a product stand out from the rest of the items in your store. Using bright colors, striking visuals and compelling copy, product displays attract shoppers’ attention and encourage them to check out and, ideally, purchase whatever product the display promotes. In a store that people regularly visit, such as a grocery store, many shoppers would simply grab their usual purchases if there weren’t any POP signs to draw their attention elsewhere. In stores that people visit less regularly, you can use displays to attract customers’ attention to whichever products you want to highlight.

Even though it’s now easier than ever for shoppers to research products from home, many shoppers still spend a significant amount of money on impulse buys. Most Americans spend hundreds each month on last-minute purchase decisions, adding up to hundreds of thousands over a lifetime. This represents a significant opportunity for retailers. POP displays are an excellent way to get people to make those impulse buys at your store.

When you get a new product in your store, you need to find a way to let people know about it. One of the best ways to accomplish this is with POP displays. They introduce shoppers to the product at a time when it’s easy for them to simply toss it in their cart. Your POP display should briefly explain what the new product is and how it differs from other similar products. It should also include copy and visuals that get people excited about trying something new.

Is there an item in your store that just isn’t selling as well as you’d hoped? Maybe it’s relatively new, or maybe it doesn’t stand out enough from your other products. A custom POP display could give that product the boost it needs, getting people to notice the product and encouraging them to give it a try. With the right design and placement, an acrylic POP display can help that troublesome item start flying off the shelves.

Retail point of purchase signs are also an excellent way to inform and educate customers about your products. Visuals help with the learning process, so a visual display combined with the product itself is a powerful way to help shoppers get to know your product. You can use a POP display to teach customers about a new item or explain the difference between several types of similar products, such as different types of red wine, for example, or different tire treads.

You can also increase your sales by using a retail display to group items that customers may want to buy together. For example, you could place a dress and a matching cardigan on a single display to encourage people to buy them together. In a grocery store, you could place several ingredients needed for a recipe on one display. Retail displays are a visually appealing way to group items to grow your sales.

Retail displays used to be reserved mostly for the register area, but today you can find them throughout the store. While you can always come up with your own unique POP display designs, here are some of the most common types:

Placing retail displays near the checkout line is still an excellent way to boost your sales. These displays may be attached to the checkout line equipment itself or be a standalone structure placed near the register area. POS displays typically work best for small, inexpensive items that shoppers might be willing to add to their carts at the last minute. Often, these items are things the shopper can enjoy right away. That’s why you typically see candy, snacks, beverages and magazines near the checkout line.

You can also affix displays to the shelves where you sell your products. Because they’re attached to the shelves, these displays are typically smaller but can still get people’s attention as they browse the aisles. You might attach a small cardboard sign to the shelf where a product is located or hang a display that you attach small products to. These types of displays can be effective because they’re located right where customers are when they’re making most of their purchase decisions.

You can also attach displays to the other fixtures you use to display your products. These store fixtures and displays might include racks, tables, Slatwall panels, countertops and more. This can be a good option because these fixtures may already help a certain product stand out. Adding signage and other elements to it to create a custom retail display can make it even more eye-catching. Retail sign fixtures are excellent tools for promoting special deals, highlighting a new product or moving a product that’s been slow to sell.

You can also place standalone retail displays anywhere in your store to help build sales. You can put these standup signs in aisles, near registers and in any other spaces where customers go. Since these displays stand on their own, they tend to stand out even more than other types of POP displays. They come in a variety of forms and are easy to customize because they don’t rely on any existing fixtures.

The endcap is another ideal location for a retail display. Customers will see these retail endcap displays whenever they enter an aisle, and there’s typically a lot of space around endcaps to create an impressive presentation. Endcap signage is a great place to promote new products. You can also pull an item from the aisle and give it the spotlight with its own endcap. Using the structure of the endcap makes it easier to quickly create an eye-catching display.

Hanging signage is a unique way to get customers’ attention and promote a product. Customers can see a hanging sign from anywhere in the aisle and even from across the store. These displays can range from simple hanging business signs to larger, more intricate displays. You could even potentially include one of the products you’re promoting as part of the hanging display.

The images on your retail display will play a major role in getting your customers’ attention. Images can include photographs, drawings, patterns and more. Ensure that the images you use look professional and are printed on high-quality material. Try to make them as eye-catching as possible but also make certain that they match the branding of the product you’re promoting or your store’s brand. The images on your display can give customers an idea of the kind of product you’re promoting and help get them interested in it.

The colors on your display also have a crucial role to play. In fact, 85% of consumers say that color is a major reason they choose a particular product. Bright, bold colors can help get people’s attention, and pleasing color combinations can make shoppers feel attracted to a certain product. Different colors also have different connotations. A light blue creates a calm feeling, while a bright red ignites a lively, adventurous mood. Again, ensure that the colors you choose also match your brand.

Text is another crucial retail display element. Some retail displays have minimal text, while others go into more detail in their copy. In general, all retail POP signage should have some large, bold, concise copy to get the attention of passersby. If the goal of your display is to inform customers, you may also want to include larger blocks of text. Whatever your approach is, be sure to print your copy in an easy-to-read font.

Many POP displays also include the products they’re promoting. While this isn’t a requirement, it can really help to draw attention to the items you want to give a boost to. Including the products in your display makes it easier for the shopper to identify the products you’re promoting and take a closer look at them to consider buying one. Retail displays also give you a chance to display your products in an eye-catching, visually appealing way that can help increase their sales.

Another optional element to include in your display is an interactive feature. This could be a tablet where shoppers can play a game or answer survey questions. You could also give people the chance to try out your product at the display. If it’s a food item, you could give away samples. If you’re selling a new toy, have a button for kids to push so they can see the toy in action.

A well-designed retail display can help you promote your products and boost your sales. So, how can you get the maximum benefit from your displays? These tips can help.

Retail displays help products to stand out from all the other items on your store’s shelves, but using certain design elements can help make it even more likely that your customers take notice. Bright colors, eye-catching images and easy-to-read text can all draw customers’ attention. Try to create something with elements that differ from the color schemes and visuals around it. You can even use lighting to give your display some extra attention-grabbing power.

Adding an interactive element to your display can help get customers interested and keep them engaged. Giving away samples and offering product demos are a great way to do this. Once a customer tries a product for themselves or sees it in action, they may be more likely to purchase it. You can also introduce an interactive element using touch screens or tablets. You could let customers play a game on a tablet or have a button that people can push to see a video demonstration of the product.

It’s also important to keep your display simple. Be sure to focus on just one theme. You can have multiple products on one display, but be sure that those products have a clear connection to each other. Also, avoid making your design too busy. A design crammed with text and visual elements usually isn’t visually appealing. A crowded design also makes it harder for customers to quickly get the idea behind the product you’re promoting. Shoppers should get an idea of what you’re selling almost immediately.

In the copy you put on your display, focus on the benefits of the product, rather than the features. The difference between these two things can be subtle but is often crucial to making a sale. For example, a kitchen knife set might feature rubber, non-slip handles. The benefit of that feature is enhanced safety and certainty. Focusing on the benefits instead of the features takes you from a product-centric view to a customer-centric view. Focusing more on the customer’s needs can make your display more engaging and persuasive.

Another crucial element to include in your copy is a call to action — a short phrase that encourages the customer to take a certain action. When it comes to retail displays, that action is typically buying a product, trying a sample or watching a product demo. Make this phrase short and give it a sense of urgency. Say something like, “Try it today!” or, “Get yours here!” to encourage your customers to take action.

If your POP display is unique, it has a better chance of getting and keeping shoppers’ attention. Don’t be afraid to be creative and try new ideas when designing your display. The more it stands out and gets people’s attention, the better.

In addition to your main POP display, you may want to include other in-store signage to add something a little extra to your display. Some ideas include:

Banners can serve as a backdrop to your display, or you can hang one above your display to help draw attention to it. You can choose from various banner materials, including cast vinyl, calendar vinyl and mesh vinyl. Signage fixtures like retractable banner stands make it easy to set up and take down your banners. One option is to create a step-and-repeat banner with the logo of the product you’re promoting and invite customers to take a picture in front of it with a giveaway item, such as free sunglasses.

As part of your display, you might have a table where you put the product you’re promoting or give out free samples. A custom branded table covering can help make your display more visually striking and help you to promote your brand. Our table covers are made from wrinkle-resistant, machine-washable polyester.

If you want to create a larger POP display, consider a wall covering. These in-store graphics allow you to use available wall space to create a large, eye-catching visual. You could, for example, use pictures of someone using the product and place them in sequential order so the pictures tell a story. If you’re selling power tools, for instance, you might show someone using their tools to build a shed or a treehouse. You can print these images on sectional fabric wall panels or a vinyl wall mural.

Take advantage of the floor space around your display to add an extra visual element. With floor graphics, that’s easy to do. You could print the graphics with a message inviting shoppers to check out a product or place footprints going down the aisle, heading to the display. Floor graphics consist of a base vinyl layer, an anti-skid laminate coating or matte mask and an adhesive layer that enables the graphic to stick to the floor.

Window graphics are another easy way to add an interesting visual element to your display. These graphics can function similarly to wall graphics, or you can create a smaller sign. You could, for example, place the graphic above your display to draw more attention to it. For retail displays, short-term options such as static clings and window decals are typically the best choices.

With in-store digital signage, you have the flexibility to change your design as much as you want. You can even scroll through multiple messages. The use of technology and movement in your display can also help get people’s attention and keep them interested in the product you’re selling. Consider putting basic information on the display itself and using digital signage to provide more details.

Tablet stands or kiosks are another great way to incorporate technology into your retail display. They also enable you to add in an interactive element. Tablet stands and kiosks place your tablet at eye level and frame it in a visually appealing way that encourages shoppers to use it.

Life-size cutouts of a brand spokesperson, movie character or even of a product itself can be a fun way to draw attention to your display. This is especially true if the spokesperson is familiar to your audience.

At SpeedPro, we’re experts in large-format printing, and we can provide you with high-quality signage and retail displays on time and to your exact specifications. We’ll work with you to ensure we understand your needs and help you choose the right solutions to meet your goals. In addition to POP displays, we provide a wide range of signage products, including directional signage, digital signage, hanging store signs and outdoor signage.

To learn more about how we can help you use in-store retail displays to promote your products and increase your sales, contact your local SpeedPro studio today.

The environment, décor, layout and mood of a retail store means everything to shoppers. When a person walks into your store, he or she makes instantaneous decisions about the feel of the space and whether they feel comfortable enough to spend time there. The colors, lighting, and design of the space shape the consumers’ moods. Details count. A well-chosen display is instrumental to the store owner to create an environment which engages the buyer and draws them to the merchandiser. The end result is a purchase.

When an individual feels inspired by the atmosphere of a store, they’re more likely to interact within the space. Designing a display concept which ties the feel of a store to the merchandise being sold is the key to effective marketing.

Display tables are the most basic and universal form of display, drawing attention from shoppers. Tables are customer-friendly, inviting shoppers to touch and feel the merchandise which more often results in a sale. Stores looking to create a traditional, upscale environment may opt for wooden display tables, accented by costumers and dress forms for a boutique feel. Modern retailers can go in a different direction by choosing acrylic display tables with rounded edges. Tables made from modern materials will pair well with other modern-style display items, such as brightly-colored mannequins. There are endless options for store owners to create the most effective settings to pique consumer interest and increase sales.

Store fixtures and display racks are a creative way to draw attention to specific product lines thereby engaging the customer. Using these fixtures, shoppers will have easy visibility of the items being displayed. A merchandiser can increase interest and sales near the front counter or wherever there is a break in the display pattern. Signage, lighting and traffic patterns throughout the store should be considered an important part of the retail environment. Making sure a consumer knows where to find certain products is important so clarity in your signs is critical. So are sight lines. The consumer should be able to clearly see the entire store’s offerings giving him or her a sense of where they are in the store. Finally, making sure your products can be seen effectively is dependent on your choice of lighting.

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To stay relevant in today’s competitive brick and mortar environment and compete against digital sales, it’s crucial to create a positive in-store experience that incentivizes customers to keep coming back. Thus, the need for point of sale touch screen monitors in retail to inform, entertain, educate, and influence is more crucial than ever to cultivate customer loyalty and create a positive and memorable in-store experience.

Digital signage can serve a multitude of purposes in retail environments. Overhead large displays can be used to inform or direct consumers, whereas point of sale touch screen monitor are proven to increase sales and make the in-store experience superior to shopping online. Retail touch screen monitors can also be utilized to customize experiences towards a customer’s unique and specialized needs, creating a personalized experience that makes their shopping easier and more efficient.

We’ve worked with a multitude of clients to achieve their goals while improving and enhancing their brick and mortar experiences for their customers. Whether it’s a consumer-facing display to verify purchases, pricing, or signature capture or a POP display to educate customers within the aisle end cap, or specialty selection, we have the retail touch screens and expertise to provide the right POStouch screen monitor system for any retail need.

GDS designs Retail Digital Signage solutions according to this approach, in order to fulfill each brand’s unique requirements. GDS digital displays for retail can be easily integrated both into existing installations and into new design concepts.

You may believe that products sell themselves, but in reality clever merchandising makes the difference between them leaving your door and sitting on the shelf. There are many types of visual merchandising displays that are appropriate for different spaces and types of products. From special shelving to large format graphics, here are some of the most effective types of merchandising displays.

The type of retail visual merchandising displays that you use is dependent on the type of item you"d like to sell. It"s important to pick the type of display that fits best in your store and the items you wish to sell.

Displays placed right in front of your entrance doors are great for displaying current sale or bargain items. During special times of year, entryway displays are great for holiday promotions and for showcasing seasonal necessities. Placing these items at the front of the store shows your customers that you are there to help them and the best deals and be prepared for seasonal needs.

Free-standing displays are great for heavily trafficked areas. These displays are typically shoulder-height, but can be higher, and can easily attract customers. They are great for areas that cannot have large displays, such as aisles in a supermarket. These displays are easily moved around and can be updated quickly.

Although the name may be deceiving, dump bins are actually places that customers shop frequently. Dump bins are basically very large containers full of various items. They could be filled with candy, books or stuffed animals. Dump bins are especially good for sale or clearance priced merchandise. People are able to look through items easily and search for products that they desire.

Display cases are most often seen in department stores. The best example of this is a typical store jewelry counter. These glass cases allow customers to look at higher-priced objects that you don"t necessarily want to have out in the open. This is a way to keep your stock away from the public but still display all that you have to offer. Display cases are also great for electronic items as well as certain types of sporting equipment.

Gondola displays are not boats, however they are easily movable display shelves. They allow you to display several different types of items all at once. Gondola displays are extremely popular and very large discount retail stores. This is because they can show many different types of products simultaneously and are easy to restock.

The end cap display is a great way to utilize the end of an aisle in a store. End caps can help draw your customers into an aisle as well. They are great for displaying sale merchandise as people have to walk by them to get into an aisle. Many big name stores use end caps as a way to display their clearance merchandise while making room for newer items in their regular aisles.

Window displays are arguably the most important type of display any store can have. Brightly-colored or ornate window displays draw new customers into the store. They are also capable of helping stores retain their current customers. Any type of large-scale graphic window designs will help a retail store to advertise current sales, seasonal merchandise, or help to cement their brand in the consumers mind.

Banner displays are an ingenious way of advertising a product without actually having to have more product on the sales floor. Banner displays can also highlight products that aren’t in their typical sales location. This will add some novelty to older products without costing much more money. Banners can be easily moved around the store and are made to last a long time.

One of the best low profile ways of advertising certain products in a store is the shelf talker. This type of display consists of simple, small, brightly colored vinyl signage. Shelf talkers are wonderful because they attach to existing aisle shelves and take up no floor space. For smaller areas, shelf talkers are the best way to highlight certain products for customers" review.

Commonly used to display folded clothing items, the display table allows your customer to easily pick up and handle merchandise. They are especially effective for items like accessories, such as costume jewelry, watches, and purses. This type of display is better suited for larger areas in a showroom, though they can also be effective with smaller tables.

There is certainly no better way to display clothing then to place it on a mannequin. This way your customers can have a better idea of how the clothing will look on a person. However mannequins can be a visually stunning display for other items as well, such as jewelry, scarves, or other accessories. Mannequins can also be an easy way for merchandisers to create unique, large-scale store displays of items typically not sold using mannequins.

A great way to utilize space in your store is to create point-of-purchase displays near your checkout counters or lines. These types of displays can result in impulse buying. It"s also a good idea to place practical, common items near the checkout such as batteries, lip balm, or chewing gum.

Each one of these types of displays will help your store to sell and move more merchandise. Some of these types are better suited to stores with lots of area, such as large department or warehouse stores. But a few of these displays, particularly banner displays or shelf talkers can be used in any size or type of store. All of these displays can be made more dynamic through the use of large graphic signage. Once you know the type of displays that you want for your space, you can begin to design your perfect store layout.