Title: PROMOTION
1PROMOTION
8.04 Examine the use of visual merchandising and
display in promoting a business
2Visual Merchandising
The coordination of all physical elements in a
place of business so that it projects the right
image to its customers
3Display
The visual and artistic aspects of presenting a
product to a target group of customers
4Elements of Visual Merchandising
- Storefront
- Store layout
- Store interior
- Interior displays
5Storefront
The total exterior of a business
A sign that is used to display the stores name
6 7Store layout
- The way store floor space is allocated to
facilitate sales and serve the customer
- Selling space
- Merchandise space
- Personnel space
- Customer space
8Store Interior
- Floor and wall coverings
- Lighting
- Colors
- Store fixtures
FixturesStore furnishings, such as display
cases, counters, shelving, racks, and benches
9Interior Displays
- Interior, or in-store displays generate one out
or every four sales they enable customers to
make a selection without personal assistance
- Closed displays
- Open displays
- Architectural displays
- Point-of-purchase displays
- Store decorations
10Display design and preparation
- What is the image of our business?
- Who are our customers?
- What kind of merchandise concept is being
promoted? - Where will the display be built and located?
- What merchandise will be displayed?
- How will the selection of merchandise affect the
displays design? How will it affect our
businesss image?
115 steps to designing and building a display
- Selecting the merchandise for display.
- Selecting the type of display.
- Choosing a setting type.
- Manipulating the displays artistic elements.
- Evaluating the completed display.
12Display maintenance
- Displays should be checked daily for damage or
displacement caused by customer handling. - Missing merchandise should be replaced
immediately. - Lights should be checked periodically and
replaced as necessary. - Display units and props should be cleaned and
merchandise dusted on a regular basis.