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Merchandising and Marketing

Merchandising a cart or kiosk can be a difficult task. In this section we cover how to merchandise your products, how to market yourself, how to stay on top of holiday sales, plus complete coverage of industry tradeshows.

Spring 2008

11th Annual Visual Victories Awards

imageSpecialty Retail Report is pleased to present the 21 winners of our 11th Annual Visual Victories Awards, celebrating excellence in visual merchandising!

Visual Victories recognizes the creative retailers, skillful visual merchandisers and dedicated specialty leasing professionals who worked in concert to create the imaginative displays, props and signage featured on the following pages.

Spring 2008

Cool, Classy and Quirky Carts and Kiosks

imageCutting-edge cart and kiosk designs make specialty retailers more visible and their businesses more viable. They also help center management attract the right tenants. In short, everybody wins.

Winter 2008

Visual Solutions

imageWhen you add metals to the mix, your signage can really stand out. And adding light to your signage can set a mood and get you noticed from afar.

Fall 2007

Visual Solutions

Three visual solutions to pump up your displays and boost your sales.

Summer 2007

How to Avoid Setup Day Hell

imageFour easy steps to turn set-up day hell into set-up day heaven (well, almost) this holiday season.

Spring 2007

Insider Secrets to Dazzling Displays

imageGreat visual merchandising is a process—with eye-popping results if done right.

Spring 2007

10th Annual Visual Victories Awards

This year we received a record 1,000 photos for our Visual Victories Awards, which honor the retailers, visual merchandising professionals, and leasing managers who continue to push the boundaries of visual merchandising excellence for carts, kiosks and temporary in-line stores.

Fall 2006

Seductive Displays

imageIn the buying frenzy of the holiday season, you want your business to stand out. A compelling display is key.

A large portion of purchases during the holiday season are emotion-based—and the best way to tap into shoppers' emotions is by appealing to their senses, starting with the sense of sight. A merchandise presentation that looks appealing will immediately grab attention. After you've caught their eye, then you can layer in the other senses—appealing to scent if you are selling potpourri or candles, taste if you are selling chocolates and no matter what you're selling, the sense of touch. If you attract shoppers to your location with enticing visuals and tempt them to touch—you'll be all the closer to converting them into buyers.

Summer 2006

Creating Displays that Pop

imageIn today's super-competitive retail environment, visual merchandising is more important than ever. Even though specialty retailers are highly visible, like every other retailer they have about a second to capture the shopper's eye, clearly convey what's being sold and give the shopper a reason to stop. Below are before-and-after photos that illustrate how visual merchandising can help improve not just the look of a business but also its bottom line by attracting shoppers and landing sales.

Fall 2005

The Psychology of Impulse Buying

imageTake a peek into the minds of consumers for the psychology behind the impulse buy - and why carts and kiosks are in perfect position to cash in.

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