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Strategies for the success of visual merchandising in retail

CAAD

Visual merchandising is an essential discipline in the world of retail. Responsible for creating engaging visual experiences at the point of sale to influence consumer behavior and improve sales. What is visual merchandising? Visual merchandising goes beyond simply placing products on shelves.

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Retail Branding: Concept, benefits and strategies to apply it in the physical store

CAAD

In a worldwide market as highly competitive as the one we live in, which changes by leaps and bounds in a matter of months and even weeks, retail branding has become a fundamental tool for any company that wants to stand out in its sector. In the case of retail , this concept becomes even more important.

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From mini stores to the metaverse, will Macy’s new moves pay off?

Inside Retail

In October, the department store retailer announced plans to open 30 more “mini stores” in strip centers across the US over the next two years, as it veers outside of the shopping mall. What’s going on with Macy’s? The first Macy’s opened in October 1858. per cent year-over-year to US$5.1

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The Art & Science of Visual Merchandising [Inside the Evolution of Retail]

Rose

Pose the question “what is visual merchandising?” to a retailer today, and the response will likely be somewhat different than the answer to that same question several years ago. That’s because the retail experience is evolving. The Art & Science of Visual Merchandising & Customer Experience.

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Costco: Retail’s least-hyped show on earth

Inside Retail

One of them is that Costco is a warehouse club and Walmart’s own warehouse club concept, Sam’s Club, contributes approximately a cool US$90 billion annually to the company’s top line. Both are membership concepts, and they both operate warehouses in Asia, with Costco having 32 in Japan, 18 in Korea, 14 in Taiwan and three in China.

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Why so many global brands fail in Australia

Inside Retail

They arrived with great fanfare but many international retail brands have found the Australian retail market has been a graveyard. Even prime locations, local partners, name recognition and often a portfolio of new merchandise brands haven’t kept Australia from becoming a dead end for some major international retailers.

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How premium Japanese outlet Gotemba is bringing beauty to bargain shopping

Inside Retail

At the time of opening, it almost doubled the size of the largest existing outlet centre, and represented a tipping point for the factory outlet concept in Asia. Prior to Gotemba, Japan’s retail market was tightly regulated and the industry in bad shape. A number of factors are involved. High-end brands. Assortments are deeper.

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