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What’s new in visual merchandising?

Retail Focus

Retailers have been using visual merchandising and props to draw in customers for as long as shops have been open. Tyrone Cano, head honcho at Propability, said to put it simply, visual merchandising is very important, almost essential, for retailers.

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Seasonal Merchandising Strategies for Retail Success

Creative Displays Now

If you’re looking for an excellent opportunity to boost your sales and gain brand recognition, seasonal merchandising is one of the best ways to do it. So, what is seasonal merchandise, and how can you execute a seasonality strategy effectively? What Is Seasonal Merchandising?

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Woolworths to drop Australia Day merchandise, citing cultural sensitivity

Inside Retail

Woolworths Group will not be selling any Australia Day-themed merchandise this year due to a decline in demand for such products and a shift in cultural sensitivity. Meanwhile, Coles has stated that it will continue to sell Australia Day merchandise.

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Thinking outside the box with visual merchandising

Retail Focus

Retailers have been using visual merchandising to appeal to and connect with shoppers for many years now. Be this simply placing items from a new range of clothes on a group of mannequins or coming up with a creative and colourful window display to draw in those passing by, visual merchandising plays a key role in many retail strategies.

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The Art of Impulse Merchandising: Strategies for Retailers to Boost Sales

Scrube

Impulse merchandising is an extremely convincing strategy for retailers to increase their sales. In this blog post, S-Cube Fixtures will help you understand the concept of impulse merchandising and how you can maximize its impact. Read on for more!

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3 searchandising strategies for 2022

Inside Retail

Searchandising is the combination of the terms “search” and “merchandising” (and, no, we didn’t come up with the term!). In fact, it’s not just search that can be merchandised. In brick and mortar stores, merchandising is well understood. From brick and mortar to online.

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Retail’s new range: The evolution of merchandise planning

Inside Retail

This is creating new challenges for retail operations, including a particular demand for agile merchandise planning and supply-chain processes. Here are some of the big trends and the merchandising moves they’re forcing retailers to make. The complex shift to omnichannel. Australians are shopping online more than ever.