Aroma Diffuser Candle Merchandising
I love the curved design as a contrast to the linear shelf edge, even while being unsure of the reason for the flip action. I suspect it is to insure customers and staff can see and have access to the shelf edge labeling. Overall it catches the eye, without intruding into aisle excessively, and is a pleasing shape. I think CVS has a winner here. CLICK the gallery for various uses. This is the physical equivalent of the “Visitors Also Bought…” in online eCommerce. It is an interesting in-store sales psychology and attention compelling strategy.
Compare to…
“Drop-in New Arrivals Sign”
“This-Just-In Faceout Tag“
“Hinged Best Seller Notice“
“Something New Coming Soon“
For Hinged Fixtures by Title see…
“Hinged Best Seller Notice”
“Long Piano Hinge Sign”
“Short Piano Hinge Sign”
“Hinged Straight-Entry Hook“
“Hinged Shelf Overlay“
“Swing-Up Signage for Shelf”
“Hinged Metal-Plate Label Holders“
“Hinged Straight-Entry Hook“
“Forgiving Hinged Pamphlet Holder”
“Articulated Metal Tag for Labels“
“Curved Basket Tag with Kick Stand“
“How to Make a Flip-Front Sign in 4 Easy Steps“
For select Silhouetted posts by Title try…
“Round-Not-Square Promo Tag”
“Express Die-Cut Hang Tag Theme“
“Promo Flags and Tags Combined”
“Sign Circle: Faceout Mount“
“Sign Insert is Die-Cut Shape,”
“What If Everything Was On Sale?“
“Odd Holder Violates Silhouette,”
“Clip Adds Speech Balloon to Merchandiser”
Follow Silhouetted concepts at…
“Silhouetted Strategies Pinterest Board “ for a visual summary.
“Silhouetted Index Page” for all resources and links
For Sales Psychology and Empowerment resources see…
“Psychology and Sales Empowerment in Retail“ Pinterest.
“Sales Psychology Index Page” for all resources and links
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