Brands

When you own or manage a retail business, it is essential to maximise your available space. Despite being one of the best places to catch a customer’s attention, the point-of-purchase area is often underutilized.

Acrylic displays and holders are a great place to start when designing your point-of-purchase counter or space. We have compiled 10 easy ways to instantly improve how you display products, brochures, and other materials at the checkout counter.

In today’s Internet-driven world, many businesses focus the majority of their marketing on reaching customers online. However, if you have a physical store, offline marketing tactics like displaying countertop brochure holders paired with marketing materials can have just as many benefits as online marketing.

To learn more about how displays and brochures can be used to increase sales and promote your brand's message, have a look below.

Advertising the deals in your retail establishment can be tricky, especially if you don’t have the tools available. Using brochure holders can help you communicate with customers on different levels. For example, you can use a brochure holder near a certain brand so that customers can see all that the brand has to offer. You can also create your own custom brochure for customers to take with them. This will serve as an everlasting reminder of what they can expect to find upon their next visit. It will also entice them to come back and purchase the products laid out for them in the brochure.

Owning a small business, especially a brick and mortar store, can be challenging. It's up to you to find promotional tactics that work for your business. Not all stores are created equally, so your success may depend on something different than what the competition is doing. Little things, like a brochure holder, can have a huge impact on your sales.

It's the little things that you do that make your sales soar. A simple plastic brochure holder can make a big difference when it comes to marketing your business and promoting sales. Customers can take home brochures, which can lead to sales and close the deal.

Brochures are a portable marketing tool that can help you sell high-end merchandise by serving as a constant reminder of your retail store and its deals. They will give your customers the reminder that they need in order to make a purchase.

Filling your home or office space with some of your favorite photos of family, pets, or even holiday snapshots is one of the best ways to add a personal touch to your place or to settle into a new space. If you want to showcase even more of your personal style, you should try out a few of these fun photo display ideas using versatile acrylic frames.

Whether you want to make your house a home or strip away all distractions for a more minimal approach, here are just a few ways you can take your photo displays to the next level.

As a retailer, you must draw attention toward your products. By effectively displaying your products or brochures in acrylic display stands, you’ll instantly create more traffic and revenue.

Your customers will have an easier time locating the products in which they are most interested. They will also spend more time in front of a well-designed display and discover higher value or different products. Below are a few of the best ways you can use acrylic display stands or brochure holders to grab the attention of your customers.

When you are designing a space, you want to focus on the decorations you choose. If you have an office you want to decorate, you’ll want to make a more professional appearance, while places within your home can reflect your true personality.

When you walk into any typical retail store, you notice tidy and curated product displays that highlight their items. Those arrangements aren’t done accidentally; the merchant is using a technique called visual merchandising to help the products more easily sell.

Almost all home decorating tips are geared for two major principles:

1. To make rooms feel more open
2. To make rooms look and feel larger
   

People prefer big living spaces, and if they can't have them right away, they want the space they do have to at least look bigger. The question is, how are you supposed to make a small space look and feel bigger than it is?