Retail store formats can vary widely depending on what you sell and who you sell to. Learn the different retail store types in this brief overview….
It’s an exciting time for brick-and-mortar stores. As the whole retail experience evolves, large companies are beginning to recognize the benefits of the “town center” concept. Based on…
In recent years, thousands of brick-and-mortar shops have closed. Is the end of the line for traditional retail near? It’s easy to get caught up in doomsday scenarios,…
Learn the most effective ways to design a retail layout that enhances the customer shopping experience….
What is a project scope? A project scope is a way to set boundaries on your project and define exactly what goals, deadlines, and project deliverables you’ll be…
Webster’s dictionary defines impulse as “a sudden, spontaneous inclination or incitement to perform a usually unpremeditated action.” As humans, we tend to plan our actions, purchases, and decisions….
A healthy inventory is always a good thing, right? Yes, but only when it doesn’t lead to assortment creep. Assortment creep is the slow, steady, and almost imperceptible…
The words “clearance sale” to a retailer usually mean it’s time to balance inventory, promotions, and prices to maintain profit levels. However, too often we see a clearance…
Everyone loves a good DIY project. But is it wise to rely on this strategy when determining the types of displays you will use in your retail layout? More times than not DIY displays end up posing a danger to customers and can weaken a store’s brand….
A zone layout strategy aims to identify areas of the store by how it will be utilized seasonally. Let’s dive in and learn more about each zone type and how to transition these spaces throughout the year effectively. …