Surely only the best-of-best shoppers ever sees a VIP Still Shopping Tag. Customers like my wife, who is Nanny and Personal Assistant for a household of up to 10 individuals (depending upon who is in residence), and provisioner for our more average household of 4 in Pennsylvania. Some stores well-nigh close their doors to more pedestrian shoppers upon my wife’s arrival. One particular boutique chain employs these tags as an attractive, very professional, added touch to their merchandising. What? No, no, no! We don’t wear the tags! Even though we may be in the store for hours, we and they know we are still shopping. The tags are used to mark our pending purchases behind the counter while we browse unencumbered for arm loads more. Still a nice touch of civility in a busy world. And okay, maybe we are not truly VIP, but we can pretend. Maybe YOUR tag should actually say “VIP” outright and visibly? Imagine how flattered your customers would be. Are we still shopping? Yes. We figure we have at least until Orthodox Christmas to finish.
Compare Still Shopping strategies at…
“ VIP Still Shopping Tag “
” Still Shopping Purchase Parking In-Store Rack “
For other upscale ideas see…
“ VIP Still Shopping Tag “
“Shopper Decision-making Aids“
“This-Just-In Faceout Tag“
“Well-Heeled and Well-Horned”
“Designer Shoe Vending Machine”
“Fresnel Lens as Upscale Magnifier“
For Fitting Room and comfort fixtures see…
“Fitting Room Floor Show”
“Call Button for the Fitting Room”
“Fitting Room Pin Holder”
“Bipolar Restroom Sign“
“Unisex Restrooms in Retail”
For staff-to-customer communication see…
“Tell ‘Em You’re Their Biggest Fan“
“Wolford Will Return“
“Out To Lunch Retail“
For other terse and pithy sales propositions see…
“Subliminal or Supraliminal Retail Messaging”
“Sign Says Cheeky”
“Telegraphing Lingerie Curbside”
“Bobby Pinning Sale Tags“
“Stand-alone Sign Arc“
“Buy-One Get-One Selling“
“This-Just-In Faceout Tag“
“Powerful One-Word Selling Proposition”
“Bulgari Priced in Gold”
“Country-of-Origin Add On”
“Shelf Edge Micro Flag”
“Whispering the Word Sale”
“VIP Still Shopping Tag“
“Wolford Hints at Sale”
“Softer Side of Signs”
“Ted Baker Autographed Fixtures“
To advise customers of merchandise changes see…
“How to Handle Product Migration”
“This-Just-In Faceout Tag“
“Something New is Coming“
“Construction Navigation Signs“
For retail warnings on see…
“Unattended Child Warning“
“Pets Barred From Retail”
“Don’t Bag the Baby.”
“Warning: Not A Baby Wipe”
“No Grazing … You Big Heifer”
“Retail Rules of Engagement”
“Get Off The Cell Phone, Bai-tch”
“Warning Door Eats Children“
For humorous signage see…
“Imaginative Jewelry Sign“
“Chinese Wieners on Sale“
“Store Tag Not Meant for You“
“Bipolar Restroom Sign“
“Merchandise Name a Putoff“
“Sign Says Cheeky“
“No Soliciting Unless Thin Mints”
“Rx for Couch Potat0 P•O•P”
For retail typeface, type size and color references see…
“Best Typefaces for Retail and Point-of-Purchase”
“Type Size for Sign Readability” and
“Type Size and Color for Readability.”
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