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Creativity:
The Magic Word in Visual Sales
Ø Mental flexibility Ø Think options Ø See the big-picture Ø Skill in explaining and selling ideas Ø Intellectual courage Ø Unique low-cost options
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Objectives of visual merchandising • A desire to attract customers to a place of business in order to sell the merchandise.
• It is offered to the customer through interior and exterior presentation.
• • It helps create positive customer image.
• • It helps to increase sales.
• • It encourages impulse buying .
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Visual Merchandising Defined Everything the customer sees, both exterior and interior, that creates a positive image of a business and results in
attention, interest, desire, and action
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Where visual merchandising is used?
Exterior Includes:
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Storefront Landscaping Walks & Entry Window Displays
Interior includes:
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Signage's Themes Props Color & Lighting
Tradeshows and Fairs Product packaging and labels •
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Exterior Merchandising
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Store Front
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Walks & Entry
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Landscaping
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Window Display
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Window Display
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Attractive Display
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Interior Merchandising
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Lighting
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Signage's
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Themes Christmas & Happy New year Theme
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Props Found inside a store to highlight the merchandise and add to the visual impact of a store on customer.
2 types of props • Props which are meant to be sold • Props that are not meant to be sold
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Fixtures, Equipment & Furnishings
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Packing
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Interior Design
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Components of Retail Atmospherics ØExterior atmospherics ØInterior atmospherics ØStore layout ØVisual merchandising ØExternal atmospherics ØAll aspects of the physical environment found outside the store are external atmospherics. ØSignificantly affects store traffic and sales generated. ØStore exterior includes store entrances, main board, marquee, windows display and lighting, height and size of the building, parking facilities, surroundings etc…... Ø
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Store Layout
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GRID LAYOUT
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Example :
Food bazar Big Apple Reta
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Advantages ØIt is efficient in terms of space use ØAllows orderly stocking ØHelps shoppers see a great number of items easily ØIs simple and predictable to navigate ØEfficient to maintain . Disadvantages ØPlain and uninteresting
Ø Stimulation of rushed Ø shopping Ø Øbehavior Ø Limited creativity in Ø decor
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Race Track / Loop Layout
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Advantages qView and access of multiple departments qExposes more merchandise qEncourages Impulse buying
Disadvantages qTakes time to shop and move around. qOffers little familiarity
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Example :
Shopper ’ s Stop
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ree Flow / Free Form Layou
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Advantages q ØAllowance for browsing and wandering freely Ø ØIncreased impulse purchases Ø ØVisual appeal Ø ØFlexibility Disadvantages ØLoitering encouraged
Ø ØPossible confusion Ø ØWaste of floor space Cost Ø ØDifficulty of cleaning
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Example :
Westside Store
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Spine Layout
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