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Things are really rolling along inside the new retail store. The shelving is largely in place, the tasting bar is being built, and everyone is very excited.
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
A special networking cocktail supported by Mintel to celebrate the strong ties between the French and British retail industries.
© Alex Diaz www.th3cult.co.uk
A special networking cocktail supported by Mintel to celebrate the strong ties between the French and British retail industries.
© Alex Diaz www.th3cult.co.uk
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Founded in 1936 as The Point of Purchase Advertising Institute, and now known as Point of Purchase Advertising International, POPAI is the only global, non-profit trade association dedicated to the advancement of the marketing at retail advertising medium as an effective method of reaching consumers at retail, where more than 70% of buying decisions are made.
Good: Sidewalk fronting retail is what makes Wayland Square a great, walkable, mixed use district.
Bad: Signage can be weak, facades like the one on the left are quirky and underdeveloped and undermaintained.
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Experiential Retailing
Sponsor: Syndicate Sales
Panel: Jodi McShan, AAF, McShan Florist; Sally Kobylinski, In Bloom Florist; Lindsay Squires Chrisp, Tagawa Gardens; Nicole Palazzo, City Line Florist
The ever-growing world of e-commerce has given consumers a dizzying number of options for spending their discretionary dollars. While behemoths like Amazon do have certain advantages, they can’t begin to compete with brick and mortar retailers who are committed to nurturing personal relationships and delivering unique experiences for customers. From design classes, concerts and happy hours to DIY terrarium and bouquet bars, there are numerous opportunities to connect with your community and drive locals to your business. In this engaging session, you’ll hear tried-and-true examples — with detailed how-to advice — hear from florists who’ve embraced the concept of experiential shopping.
You’ll learn:
Clever event ideas to engage your fanbase
Best practices for partnerships, publicity and more
Visual merchandising strategies that encourage lingering
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
Tried getting as many photos of the entire showcase as possible before the crowds came in
1/11/2014 Galway. MC Hector Ó hEochagáin at the Retail Excellence Ireland Awards 2014. Photo:- Andrew Downes Photography / No Fee. Issued on behalf of Retail Excellence Ireland.
A special networking cocktail supported by Mintel to celebrate the strong ties between the French and British retail industries.
© Alex Diaz www.th3cult.co.uk
Experiential Retailing
Sponsor: Syndicate Sales
Panel: Jodi McShan, AAF, McShan Florist; Sally Kobylinski, In Bloom Florist; Lindsay Squires Chrisp, Tagawa Gardens; Nicole Palazzo, City Line Florist
The ever-growing world of e-commerce has given consumers a dizzying number of options for spending their discretionary dollars. While behemoths like Amazon do have certain advantages, they can’t begin to compete with brick and mortar retailers who are committed to nurturing personal relationships and delivering unique experiences for customers. From design classes, concerts and happy hours to DIY terrarium and bouquet bars, there are numerous opportunities to connect with your community and drive locals to your business. In this engaging session, you’ll hear tried-and-true examples — with detailed how-to advice — hear from florists who’ve embraced the concept of experiential shopping.
You’ll learn:
Clever event ideas to engage your fanbase
Best practices for partnerships, publicity and more
Visual merchandising strategies that encourage lingering