If “Try Me” seems too simplistic for your wares or overly familiar for the store environment you can always step up your game by offering an “In Store Demonstrator.” Should you find this label cold and impersonal, at the very least you know the sticker can also be employed on not-consumable merchandise also meant to be fondled and used by the public. This label found on lens cleaner in the eyewear department.
For all Try-Me posts by Title…
“Formal “Try Me” Identifier” (This Post)
“At-the-Beach Sunscreen Try-Me”
“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
For all Testers and Samplers research aids see…
“Testers and Samplers Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Testers and Samplers Index Page” for all resources
