The restaurant industry was an early adopter of digital signage—and it’s easy to see why. Digital signage for restaurants enhances the diner’s experience, drives sales, and saves both customers and staff time. From fast food eateries to casual bistros and cozy cafés, the use of restaurant digital signage attracts attention and engages patrons.
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Craft markets are bustling hubs where artisans and small business owners come together to showcase and sell their handmade and locally crafted goods. From unique jewelry and art to custom home décor, these markets attract people looking for one-of-a-kind, quality-crafted items that stand out from the mass-produced products found in big-box stores. With so many stalls competing for attention, creating a visually appealing display is crucial to drawing customers in and leaving a lasting impression. Below are some craft market stall display ideas to help your booth stand out and keep shoppers coming back.
Dump bins—though they have an unfortunate name—are retail heroes when it comes to displaying bulk items. Commonly used for candy displays and snack items at the checkout, they are perfect for holding a large amount of smaller, individual products (like those candy bars). Dumped in a dump bin, shoppers are enticed to dig in and pick up “one more thing” before paying. That’s one of the reasons you’ll find these heroes at the checkout counter. In fact, a shopper engagement study found that 76% of buying decisions are made at the point of purchase.
But there’s more to retail dump bins than just displays that boost impulse purchases. They offer many additional benefits that will help boost sales, so think of them as marketing tools for your merchandise that can be used throughout your store. From impulse purchases to increasing brand awareness to maximizing floor space, we discuss 7 benefits to get the most out of retail dump bin displays.
