Store Planning
Waiting Room Opportunities
385We estimate that 8,000,000 businesses are prime candidates today for lobby signage. The application of dynamic sign technology will improve customer satisfaction, lift sales, and build credibility. Here is a partial list of markets that can be well-served with signs of this type: Dental Office Local hospitals Health Spas Pediatricians CPA/Financial Planners Lube & Tire
Digital TV & the LobbyPOP Concept
407As we provide information in this blog to fulfill our goal to create “Better Retail Through Education and Technology,” we must share what we can about the LobbyPOP premise and platform. Over the coming four years, we anticipate great growth in the arena of “video signage” and predict that the “traditional” sign industry will also
Store Visual Planning, Part 5
366This is the fifth and final post in the Store Visual Planning series, designed to give you the tools to improve your retail sales environment. If you find that time or other constraints limit your ability to implement, simply call a LobbyPOP Pro for a great consult! If you have not read the prior four
Store Visual Planning, Part 4
387This is the 4th in a series of posts to provide tips and knowledge to make you a better merchandiser. You will want to start with the first posts if you have not already been following this topic. Click the links here for Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3. Now you are ready for
Store Visual Planning, Part 3
416You are reading Part 3 of the Store Visual Planning series, designed to make you more expert in retailing. We believe everyone should have the knowledge to be their own consultant. If time or other limitation keeps you from this critical task of merchandising and branding, call a LobbyPOP Pro. In the meantime, click the
Store Visual Planning, Part 2
461And now we move past the Entrance, or “decompression zone” to the next, and very critical space in your retail environment: The “Strike Zone.” What is this Strike Zone? Once your customer passes through the “decompression zone” they look at the price of the first item, generally to their right, that is easily accessible. This initial
Introducing Store Visual Planning, Part 1
432Welcome to the blog site for LobbyPOP.com. Today we will introduce the basics, starting at the front door, so to speak: Entrance Zones – what are they? You first need to understand the current traffic flow of your store and develop a plan that will encourage customers to shop your entire store with their attention
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