The Framework: High, Eye, Buy
To ensure consistency across varying store footprints, the system divides all collateral into three strategic zones.
To ensure consistency across varying store footprints, the system divides all collateral into three strategic zones.
HIGH Level (Attract):
Signage placed above 7 feet, such as Wayfinding and Department Headers. Designed for 1-5 second engagement from 20+ feet away to orient the customer immediately upon entry.
Signage placed above 7 feet, such as Wayfinding and Department Headers. Designed for 1-5 second engagement from 20+ feet away to orient the customer immediately upon entry.
EYE Level (Inform):
Signage placed at 5 feet, including Stanchions and Posters. These live in high-traffic zones to stop the customer and communicate seasonal campaigns.
Signage placed at 5 feet, including Stanchions and Posters. These live in high-traffic zones to stop the customer and communicate seasonal campaigns.
BUY Level (Educate):
Signage at the product level, like Shelf Tags. These provide granular specs and financing options designed for 1+ minute dwell times to close the sale.
Signage at the product level, like Shelf Tags. These provide granular specs and financing options designed for 1+ minute dwell times to close the sale.
Mapping the Guest Journey
This initiative resulted in a cohesive marketing system that streamlined the path to purchase and reduced visual clutter. By aligning all signage, display graphics, and point-of-sale materials with this unified voice, we significantly boosted brand awareness and directly impacted sales conversions.
This initiative resulted in a cohesive marketing system that streamlined the path to purchase and reduced visual clutter. By aligning all signage, display graphics, and point-of-sale materials with this unified voice, we significantly boosted brand awareness and directly impacted sales conversions.
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