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How Color Psychology Influences Retail Sales

Creative Displays Now

By understanding the psychological impact of colors, retailers can create an atmosphere that resonates with consumers to boost engagement and prompt in-store sales. This still allows the red to convey energy and sale prices where necessary. Blue and yellow are also commonly used for seasonal merchandising in these stores.

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Netflix plans to build brands that span far beyond streaming

Inside Retail

It is racing to build a lower-cost, advertising-supported version of the service, which it once vowed never to do. The science-fiction series, now in its fourth season, has inspired merchandise from a Surfer Boy frozen pizza at Walmart to Magic 8 Ball toys from Hasbro, plus live experiences. “But those are not built overnight.”.

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Using Temporary Displays in the Digital World

Creative Displays Now

Sellers sometimes ask why using temporary displays is required to maintain their sales or gain new customers consistently. A temporary display can make a difference in your retail sales, reaching an audience that might spend less time on the internet than your online shoppers. Making Your Merchandising Effective.

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How YouTube aims to take a piece of the social commerce pie

Inside Retail

Based on sales figures collected by New York-based market research and analytics firm YipItData, TikTok Shop is already approaching a projected annual revenue of around US$4 billion. billion in US gross merchandise value this year. TikTok allegedly has goals of pulling in as much as US$17.5

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Multi-Level Marketing Gets Multi-Level Attention

Hunton Andrews Kurth

The claims in Van allege that LuLaRoe charged sales tax on purchases to customers located in tax-free jurisdictions. This was, allegedly, the result of a customized point-of-sale system that did not allow sales tax to be assessed based on the location to where the “retailer” (sales person) shipped the merchandise.