You might think selling goods in your retail store is as simple as placing them on shelves, but there’s a lot more to the psychology of selling—from the colors you use to catch attention, to how you price your wares, to where you place them on shelves—the ones at eye level are likely to be Read More …
There are many goals in business, with sales and customer retention (e.g., repeat business) and impulse spending being the top among them. If you’re not making money, you’re not going to be in business for very long. It’s always nice when customers enter your retail store looking for specific items and find what they want, Read More …
The “stack it high and watch it fly” model of retail essentially relies on well-stocked shelves to create an attractive shopping atmosphere, giving the impression that a company is flush, and encouraging increased sales. Consider how shoppers might feel looking at a shelf that has been picked over and contains only sparse merchandise—it creates an Read More …