How To Enforce No Loitering In Retail
Sometimes retail benefits from customers remaining on-site for long periods. Sales can go up. But at other times “loitering” results in a crowd of retail hangers-on that is unseemly and actually scares additional customers away. How To Enforce No Loitering In Retail starts with a sign that empowers your staff to ask unsavory characters to leave and even authorizes police powers. This is not a total solution but it is a start. Scroll a bit lower on this page for stronger “No Loitering” hints. Whatever level of response you choose, there is a fine line between loitering and lounging that creates extra sales and profit. And you also do not want to appear standoffish and insult potential clients. Think before you act. Remember that you can always return to this How To Enforce No Loitering In Retail post for these and other ideas as the list grows. All are also filed on FixturesCloseUp.com under INDEX: Regulation Retail Signs. Search for it or check the pull-down menu of INDEX pages above.
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Compare and contrast Loitering restrictions at…
“No Loitering Is Not The Normal Retail Vibe”
“No Loitering Longer Than 30 Minutes”
“Police Enforced Retail Loitering Regulation”
“No-Nonsense No Loitering Sign“
For an actual declaration of war on the unwanted see…
“Anti-Homeless Spikes for Retail”
“Anti-Amenity: Don’t Trespass or Sit Here“
“Three-To-a-Bench Seating Limit”
“Anti-Social Signs Sold in Bulk”
“Guns Welcome On Premises”
“Pro Gun Welcome Mat”
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For all Regulating Retail sign resources see…
“Regulating Retail with Signs Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Regulating Retail Index Page” for all resources and links
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