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Use Sight to Optimize Customer Experience

QB Point of Sale, RetailBy kbunschoten2017 November 28, 2018

Sight is so diverse in how it relates to your store! There are many things to consider in this category. Textures fit not only in touch but also in sight, (see above.) Not only the simplicity of how an item is displayed, whether is it shelved or hanging, but where it is displayed is crucial as well. Products at eye level are normally more popular, as they are easier to see. Also grouping different items together help to push secondary items that are normally forgotten. I think of Nelly in her dry goods store.

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New Bookkeeper Chronicles: Make A Sales Receipt

new bookkeeper chronicles, quickbooksBy kbunschoten2017 November 28, 2018

We’ll talk today about sales receipts. A very good question to ask is, “When is an invoice vs. a sales receipt used?” The answer is simple.

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Use Peppermint To Stay Top of Mind

QB Point of Sale, RetailBy kbunschoten2017 November 28, 2018

In a food orientated store this is an easy sense to resolve. Samples, Samples, Samples!! Food samples should be available in an enticing display (see above) but also under cover and not open air unless they are being cooked and handed out immediately. Use the color reference above to design what colors to use.

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How Smell Completes The Customer Experience

QB Point of Sale, RetailBy kbunschoten2017 November 28, 2018

We will begin looking at scents, how they can be used to increase sales and assist in merchandising and explore how this might affect employees. Understand, the effects listed below are generally recorded in trials, however there is always the chance that a person may have an adverse reaction to certain scents. Not everyone loves Vanilla right? I for one will leave a business if there is vanilla. I is too overwhelming for me.

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The Five Senses Make Sense!

QB Point of Sale, RetailBy kbunschoten2017 November 21, 2018

The key to being profitable in retail sales is to market products to your customer in store. Customers want to enjoy making purchases. The happier and more comfortable they are in your store the more likely they are to buy your products. Sounds obvious, right?

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