WD-40 Display Flattery At Shelf Edge indeed. This approach to package and display versatility has been documented before for WD-40 here on FixtureCloseUp. Here Blaster flatters WD-40 with a near-direct knock-off of the clip-on hang tab. And was it the result of shelf-edge espionage that all WD-40 cans were mysteriously missing their cap clips? Obviously the lubricant merchandising wars are heating up, and imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. But should you trust the package similarity as a reflection of the product inside? Is the WD-40 formulation still King of the Hill? See the WD-40 Display Flattery At Shelf Edge thumbnail for an alternate view.
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For other innovative item self-merchandising see…
“WD-40 Display Flattery”
“OtterBox Box Outdoes Itself”
“T-Shirts Retail in Tubes“
“Cap Brands and Hangs Product“
“Removable WD-40 Hang Tabs“
“Puzzle Package Self Promotion“
“Bottles in Strip Merchandiser“
“Bottle Hung to Merchandise“
“Tube Hangs and Retails Itself“
“Hanging Tube Self-Sells“
“Cookware Merchandises Itself“
“Neck Support for Water Bottles”
“Loop Hook Feeds Bottles Water“
“Waterbottles One-Up on Slatwall“
“Loop Hook Provides Neck Support”
“Store Self-Dispenses T-Shirts”
“Potion and Elixer Merchandising“
“Spoon Rest Package Overlay is Die Cut“
For Self Merchandising Products resources see…
“ Self Merchandising Products Pinterest Board “ for a visual summary
“ Self Merchandising Products Index Page ” for all research links
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