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- 1. ROLE OF VISUAL MERCHANDISING ON E.O.S.S Presented by: Ujjwal kumar Singh Fddi rohtak
- 2. Visual merchandising The primary purpose of merchandising is the presentation of products in a way that causes them to be sold quickly, and at the highest possible retail margin. Merchandising also seduces and charms your customers into add-on sales. With careful consideration, retailers can relate directly to their customers and obtain customer loyalty through careful branding and attractive stores.
- 3. In order for a business to be successful it is important not to overlook the importance of good display. Customers are led by attractive eye catching displays and retailers have to create the right impression and stand out from their competitors. Visual merchandising maintains the stores image through effective graphic designs and attractive visual arts with the purpose to attract, engage and motivate the customer towards making a purchase. Here are some principles and tips that will help you have a better understanding of visual merchandising.
- 4. Merchandising Makes it easier for customers to shop. Assists customers with the possibilities of coordinating and accessorizing. Recommends, highlights and demonstrates particular products at strategic locations. There are several techniques used to deliver great merchandising solutions: •Creating themes/stories •Co-ordination • Blocking by style/type •Using color (complementary or contrasting) •Symmetry and balance • Repetition
- 5. Creating themes/stories •Don't limit visual merchandising themes to Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn. Try to use at least six different themes in a year. Think about using special events such as Mothers Day, Valentines, back to school, festivals and local events.
- 6. •Think about how the merchandise 'sits together' does it tell a story? For example, if its kitchenware, have you broken it down into a theme? i.e. home baking to include tins, bowls, aprons, utensils and any other related products. Can you maximize your 'add on selling'? •Dare to be different. Unusual and big displays attract interest. People love novelty and something they haven't seen before. Look for inspiration from the Internet, films, books and most importantly other retailers. The best ideas may come from what they have tried and tested.
- 8. Coordination
- 9. •Using colors that coordinate together is a visual merchandiser’s way to entice customers to be more experimental. They will often use this matching technique to offer the customer quick and easy solutions to finding items that work well together. You can use this principle not only for fashion and home decoration but also for accessories etc. • Pick samples of the products you want to use before you commit to moving everything around. This will allow you to see whether the items do actually co- ordinate. •When using coordination, it is important to make sure it is clear to the customer what to put together.
- 11. Using color (contrasting & complementary
- 13. Repetition Here are strong examples of blocking or grouping the same product This shows how to present a range of products that complement each other and coordinate.
- 15. These are the aspects done during doing vm . Without these a vm can’t be completed. And during e.o.s.s we have to keep the sale on mind and place them properly like : Danglers, Gondola header, Bay visual, Focal point e.tc