If you can’t offer a discounted or sale price, you should at least make an effort to display the price in the best light. NeuroScienceMarketing offers some tips at “An Easy Way to Make Your Prices Seem Lower.”
For an example of this pricing theory in action see…
“Dinner Menu on Roll of Brown Kraft Paper”For positive psychology in merchandising see…
“Diamonds: Go Big or Go Home”
“Imaginative and Empowering Jewelry Signage”
“Powerful One-Word Selling Proposition“
“Return Policy Empowers Sales”
“Subliminal or Supraliminal Retail Messaging”
“Tiffany at Your Christmas Doorstep“
“Death-to-False-Pizza Store Sign”
“Hot List is Dyslexic Triptych“
“One Sold Every 5 Seconds“
“Merchandising Smoke and Mirrors”
“100% Satisfaction by 3:00 pm”
“Must-Have T-Shirt Designs”
“Live in The Moment Motto”
“Brand Celebrates Itself Literally.”
“Bulgari Priced in Gold”
“Entrance Portal Perspectives”
“Mirror‘s Vision of Christmas in Jewelry”
“Puzzle Piece Recycling Bin”
“This-Just-In Faceout Tag“
“Shopper Decision-making Aids“
“VIP Still Shopping Tag“
“Rx for Couch Potat0 P•O•P”
“Fresh Farm Produce Chalkboard”
“Gleaming Vault Lock as Display”
“Gucci Scarf Now Only $250“
“Great Gifts Branded Tag“For discussions of a more academic nature SEE…
“Make Your Own Prices Seem Lower“
“Unconscious Buying Behavior”
“Return Policy Empowers Sales”
“How Design Influences Shopper Behavior“
“Psychology of Color in Purchases“For retail typeface, type size and color references SEE…
“Best Typefaces for Retail and Point-of-Purchase”
“Type Size for Sign Readability”
“Type Size and Color for Readability”
“Sign as Communication Vehicle“