The overall Point-of-Purchase message is compelling. The wrench says “Try Me” while the display communicates the devices is the ultimate in versatility. Even without slapping the wrench on all the bolt heads, I find it totally believable. The wrench itself is a beautiful crafted piece of workmanship. As a guy, I’d buy. Why not just steal? Look closely at the bottom image to see a retractor keeps the tool from “walking off.” CLICK the thumbnail at left for more on the hook itself.
For a closely related concepts see…
“Totally Believable P•O•P Tool Pitch“
“Help Sizing a Simple Fastener”
“Universal Wrench Try-Me Offer” (This Post)For all Try-Me posts by Title…
“Universal Wrench Try-Me Offer” (This Post)
“Steel Cable is Try-Me Tether”
“Werner® Ladder Try Me”
“Pantone Now in Sample Size”
“At-the-Beach Sunscreen Try-Me”
“Cut-out One-Touch Try-Me”
“Formal “Try Me” Identifier”
“Overlay Gutter Try-Me Offer”
“Hazard Warning Demo in Retail”
“Makeup Brush Try-Me Pivots”
“Anti-Theft Uses Conflicted Hooks”
“Help Sizing a Simple Fastener”
“Ball Chain Tethers Cosmetics”
“Hands-On Pen Promotion“
“Measuring Tape ‘Try Me First“
“Totally Believable P•O•P Tool Pitch“
“Scissor Display Offers Trial“
“Lash Curler as Objet D’Art“
“Eyelash Curler in a New Light”
“Asymmetrical Package Display”
“Item Erect at Shelf Edge“
“Coupon Book Lanyard“
“In-Store Aromatherapy”
“Near-sighted not Color Blind”
“Color-Coding Diopter Strength”For ongoing research of Try-Me resources follow…
“Try-Me in Retailing Pinterest Board” for visual summary
“Try-Me Index Page” for all resources combined
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