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For those who do not follow us yet on LinkedIn, we propose a compilation of our most read news and articles in the field of retail marketing, point-of-sale visibility and shopper design.
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We proudly teamed up with Créateur Chocolatier Neuhaus marketing team to make & install these brightly "enlightened" windows for Neuhaus' Countdown to Happiness pop-up advent calendar. Single product shop window display are the most powerful.
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To introduce a new range of handy fragrance formats, SEPHORA and PILOTES teamed up. Made of metal, the display incorporates bright lighting. A communication space allows each brand to express itself. Triangle boxes present the products in an suprising unusual manner. Innovative presentation for more visual impact !
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5 golden rules for an effective POP material
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Even though the digital retail trade is flourishing, a display remains the ideal merchandising medium to bring your products to the attention of shoppers in retail sales spaces. Sales displays are appreciated by brand marketers and retailers to facilitate purchase and stimulate sales, to make retail spaces interesting and exciting ...
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Market and trends
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Six retail design trends changing the shopper experience
In times of digitisation, physical stores take on a new role: The experience moves into the centre of its raison d'être. What impact does this have on the design of retail spaces? What must the shops of the future do to lure customers from their sofas and into the city for shopping?
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Physical vs. online - Physical shopping offers many advantages
According to an American study for Google, this is mainly due to convenience. In the physical supermarket, shoppers have years of experience in finding products, discovering new products, compare and consider purchase. Although American retail significantly differs, the study provides interesting insights:
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The expectations of Belgian consumers towards retailers
While traditional concerns - price, merchandise and convenience - remain predominant for Belgian consumers, especially when it comes to his grocery shopping, Altavia's Retail Barometer 2019 notes the persistence of the "finding what I am looking for"-criterion.
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PILOTES, POP design factory
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B-1210 Brussels
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