This Garden Center Branded Blind Curve Sign uses every opportunity to show off the retailer’s name. And after all, repetition is one of the most important components of branding and advertising. The sign also has a safety component too, for there is a sharp curve directly ahead with limited sight distance. Surely your visit would…
Oversize and taller than any customer, this BOPIS Store-Entry Pick-Up Directions sign makes sure interested customers immediately know where to go for their Buy-Online-Pickup-In-Store purchase. Since the Custom Frame Counter must be manned anyway, it is a logical interface for BOPIS. Plus since located at the back of the store, it draws traffic through all…
Don’t get this CoronaVirus In-And-Out Floor-Graphic wrong. One-Way shopping is recommended with at least 6-foot Social Distancing. And since this traffic control is in force in alcohol sales, getting it wrong might get you a ticket and refusal of checkout under suspicion of intoxication. FixturesCloseUp was itself corrected by on-site security, but escaped without the…
This CoronaVirus Stay-Right Traffic Control is but one element of guidance. Directional Arrow Floor Graphics, and Belted Stanchions reinforce the message. Though frankly, since the only functional exit is to the right is a motivator of traffic flow in-and-of-itself. This CoronaVirus Stay-Right Traffic Control, with its built-in “Cart Apart” social distancing message seen at Wegman’s.…
Though there may be more than one way to browse a refrigerated aisle, this CoronaVirus One-Way Cooler Traffic Flow sign encourages a particular variant. And in addition to minimizing cross-contamination, this may actually be more efficient to boot. Here, early in the day, there was no opportunity to do a traffic count so who can…
Just in case you needed a detailed explanation, this CoronoVirus One-Way Traffic Entry Sign gives the why’s and wherefore’s of how to shop this store. The graphic indicates that the style and authority of regulatory street signs is used to guide shopper flow in the directions desired. And browsing in a single direction of flow…
Taking graphic inspiration from national traffic control device standards is this CoronoVirus One-Way Traffic Floor Graphic. Though not a full knock-off, the style, and authority of regulatory street signs is certainly conveyed. So browse the store in a continuous one-directional flow for less congestion and chance of CoronaVirus cross-contamination. This CoronoVirus One-Way Traffic-flow Floor Graphic…
This CoronaVirus Customer Flow Floor-Graphic points the way fo shopping, but raises the question of which way is what and the best? Luckily if customers take the long view left goes to Produce and Perimeter merchandising right goes to center store. From that point, things get simpler and each aisle is marked for one-way, Socially…
This hand-written CoronaVirus Drive-Thru Social Distancing keeps at-risk customers at more than arm’s length. The request is that if you are sick yourself or picking up for someone who is sick, please use the drive-thru. That provides extra physical distance plus the drive-thru glass as added protection. A smart arrangement, and convenient too. This CoronaVirus…
If your strategy is to control entrance, exit, and in-store flow, consider this CoronaVirus Comprehensive Queue Management System. Signs at the start, finish, and midway tell shoppers where to go and what to do. Fixtures Close Up visited at store opening when lines had not yet formed. But the staff was positioned to give additional…