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Pricing Labels and Other Retail Window Display Needs

By Mark Etinger

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Published: 03Jun2011
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Spring has sprung and your spring collection is flying off shelves. But it's already getting to that time of putting out the summer wares. How your store looks visually from the outside is important, so it's all about your window display.

When choosing items, you want to put the hottest products that are going to attract the eye and make people want to come in and buy them. It's really important if you are a clothing retailer to put together outfits on mannequins that are on trend and stylish, but not so far fetched that a customer couldn't see themselves wearing it. Pick eye catching colors and try to have an even display of apparel, whether it's for men and women, kids, or just a variety of other products.

Another important part of your window display is your pricing labels. You want people to be aware if certain things are on sale before they even enter the store. It's important that your pricing labels for your window are large, bright, and easy to read. You don't want wording to be confusing, especially if it's not just a price but a deal like buy one, get one half off or something else to that extent. The last thing you need is customers coming in and arguing about what your pricing label said because they were confused by the wording.

If you want a window that people will be talking about, take cues from famous locations like the Macy's on 34th street in New York City. They don't just display what they are selling but they take up all the space in the window, making use of everything. They often tell a story as well, which you can do with your products.

Windows should be changed with the season or whenever there's new product that you really want to push. You don't want the same boring window and the same pricing labels all year round, people will stop noticing your store if it's just the same design every time they walk by.

Remember that the visual design of your window should represent your store and what it's all about. If it's a children store, bright and fun is always the way to go. If it's for adults, take into account the kind of customer you are trying to attract and what would be aesthetically pleasing to them. You'll attract plenty of potential customers with enticing pricing labels and well placed products.

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